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NASA spacecraft discovers 'wrinkled bubble' enveloping us
Strange data from a NASA spacecraft reveals the ghostly, wrinkled, rippled structure of a cosmic bubble encircling the solar system.
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Shockwave: The Truth About the Giant Bubble That Clings to the 'Monster' That Contains the Earth
A study from Japan has provided an explanation for one of the most mysterious and spooky structures ever discovered: a pair of giant Fermi bubbles blowing out from the c…
New technology
Fully automatic shower for humans
Osaka-based shower manufacturer Science Co. has developed an advanced 'washing machine' called the
Space science
13 billion year old 'fossil' of Big Bang discovered
The giant bubble, dubbed Ho'oleilana, whose center lies 820 million light-years away from the Milky Way galaxy, may be the remnant
Discover science
Nano-sized water bubbles filmed forming out of air
Thanks to a new technique, scientists have directly observed nano-sized water bubbles forming with a palladium metal catalyst for the first time.
Space science
A death hole appeared in the middle of the galaxy's 'heart' containing Earth
Data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory reveals Sagittarius A* -
New technology
China aims for laser submarines that move at the speed of sound
China seems to be charting new horizons by developing submarines powered by laser technology.
1001 mystery
The mystery of 'frozen' bubbles at Lake Abraham
Nestled amidst the snow-capped landscape of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta is Abraham Lake, a reservoir famous for its unique and mesmerizing phenomenon - frozen bubbles.
Space science
Top 6 mysterious objects that exist in the Solar System
The universe is full of strange objects and our Solar System is no exception.
Science story
The 'bubble raft' solution can help the Earth cool down
Clusters of 'bubbles' floating above Earth to reflect sunlight could help reverse global warming.
Science story
Maybe you don't know: Opening a champagne cap is like launching a rocket
According to an article published in the journal Fluid Physics, the sound of a champagne cork turns out to have something in common with a rocket launcher.
Science Events
Scientists create super durable bubbles that won't burst for 465 days
By adding glycerol and plastic beads, the scientists created ultra-strong bubbles that have potential applications in the drug and food industries.
Space science
Earth falls into a 'bubble of nothingness' 1,000 light-years wide
The Earth, and the whole solar system, is strangely suspended in the middle of empty space, according to research led by the Harvard & Smithsonian Center for Astrophysic…
New technology
Bubble screen - Technology can prevent hurricanes from hitting the US
Bubble screens, the technology that keeps Norwegian bays ice-free in winter, could prevent future powerful storms in the Gulf of Mexico.
Space science
Strange bubbles are 'trapping' our entire Solar System
The US team of scientists confirmed that there is a bubble-like structure that is wrapping around the Sun and all of its planets, including Earth of course.