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With a length of nearly 10 trillion km, a giant cloud of gas in the universe has the same shape as the flying blue worm.
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With a length of nearly 10 trillion km, a giant cloud of gas in the universe has the same shape as the flying blue worm.
For the first time astronomers can confirm, the green color exists on HD189733b, the planet lies 63 light-years away from Earth, is the true color, created by the silica…
Volcanic dust rising into the sky, nebula shaped like giant blue eyes, clouds playing moon above the castle are astronomical scenes in the week.
Many people saw a meteorite on fire in the sky in North Africa in July last year, but it was not until late December that scientists discovered its fragments at a place…
The full moon on December 28 is quite a rare phenomenon, because this is the 13th full moon that humanity saw in 2012.
Observatories in Chile and Hawaii (USA) have identified a new type of galaxy called mung bean galaxy, due to their unusual appearance and strange light.
NGC 2207 and IC 2163, names of two galaxies twisted in the Canis Major constellation, are in the process of merging into a galaxy.
The sky space is vast with countless interesting phenomena and beautiful views, which observers can see with the naked eye or the telescope.
Tonight, Friday 31 August, people around the world will have the opportunity to admire the 'blue moon' - the second full moon phenomenon in the month, averaging 2.7 year…
When the Cassini explorer ship flew around Saturn for the first time seven years ago, scientists discovered blue that covered the planet's northern hemisphere. Since the…
Astronomers will have the opportunity to see the blue moon on August 31. This is the last chance for an average phenomenon of almost 3 years to come once.
Galaxies are galactic collections that travel in each other's orbits and are the most massive objects in the universe. The new Hubble telescope group was discovered for…
For the first time, the Spitzer telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) discovered a crystal rain on a newly formed star.
The US Air Force is expected in February 2012 to officially put into service the new airship Blue Devil 2, built in the Blue Devil program.