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Each time a 4 million kilometer high tsunami crashes onto the star's surface, it releases enough energy to shatter the Earth hundreds of times over.

Oumuamua, an object once thought to be by Harvard University scientist Avi Loeb,

Since its discovery, astronomers have struggled to find an explanation for the origin of this mysterious object.

One of the open questions about cosmic biology is whether there is life somewhere in the solar system?

A group of scientists took 500kg of snow in Antarctica, melted it and sifted through the remaining particles. Their analysis brings a surprise: Snow contains a significant amount

A solar eruption, or solar storm, can emit extremely damaging and radiating waves that radiate to Earth 149.6 million kilometers away.

A sailboat that operates with laser light can help a satellite globe travel across the galaxy to gather information about distant lands in space.

When a star dies, its outer layers are gradually evaporated, leaving a hot nucleus called White dwarf - a celestial body created when stars are low and medium.

Black hole - The universe's destroyer

Seven years ago, astronomers discovered the first fleeing star from the Milky Way at a rate of about 2.4 million km / h. New research results conducted by Harvard-Smithsonian