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Don't miss the chance to admire this rare moment between the Sun and the Earth. The rare moment when the sun lies on the horizon, the perfect, sparkling shine.
A physicist has proposed to overcome the lack of reasonable consistency in the measurement system of astronomical and astrophysics.
Currently, the rapid growth of wireless telecommunications companies is disturbing the radio environment.
According to expert Dang Vu Tuan Son, Chairman of Vietnam Young Astronomical Society, 2018 will be an attractive year for people who love to observe the sky, especially…
Since its founding in 1958, NASA has always been one of the pioneers in the field of space exploration.
James Bullock, professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California, Irvine, USA, and colleagues conducted a theoretical study of the number of black holes…
The event was in the early morning of July 17 even in a split second, but it would provide more information about this rock than the data was previously collected.
Have you ever thought that the Moon is the largest natural satellite in the solar system? Discover this through the image below.
March is an interesting month for those who love astronomy. In March, a series of remarkable astronomical phenomena like the Moon of Mars, the Moon obscures Aldebaran, .…
When it comes to the distance of other Sun stars in our sky, people do not use miles or kilometers, but use a unit of measurement called Light years.
Modern astronomy allows us to have more detailed images of the sky than ever before. The ROSAT, Fermi and Planck telescopes have shown us the universe image through diff…
The name Milky Way is commonly used in Western astronomers 2,500 years ago.
The number of galaxies that exist in the universe actually reaches 2,000 billion, 20 times more than previously calculated.
The video recorded by amateur astronomer John McKeon on March 17 was unexpected
If you think, nuclear weapons are the only thing that can destroy meteors, you are wrong. However, this is only one of the 5 most common myths about the universe.