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Two galaxies merge
Space science

Two galaxies merge

A recent picture of the NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope obtained an image that appears to be a very bright and strange galaxy, but is in fact the result of a pair of s…

December 17, 2018
Earth is threatened by meteorites
Space science

Earth is threatened by meteorites

According to Radio Voice of Russia on October 5, at the Applied Astronomical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg. The International Conference…

December 17, 2018
The Milky Way has no numerical date
Space science

The Milky Way has no numerical date

Some small galaxies have collided with the Milky Way. Similar clashes still occur in the future, but they cannot destroy the Milky Way as predicted by many scientists.

December 17, 2018
NASA lacks money to track meteors
Space science

NASA lacks money to track meteors

The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) knows that many meteors can endanger the earth, but do not have the money to complete tracking them.

December 17, 2018
Jupiter was carved by the castle
Space science

Jupiter was carved by the castle

A large object just rushed into Jupiter and left a hole as large as the earth in its atmosphere, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) said.

December 17, 2018
The earth can hit the
Space science

The earth can hit the

As the sun turns into a red giant, the orbits of the planets near it will be disordered, leading to the risk of collisions between the planet and Mars and Venus.

December 17, 2018
Violent merger between two galaxies
Space science

Violent merger between two galaxies

The new image by the Spitzer Space Telescope (NASA) shows that impending collisions occur between the central part of the two galaxies.

December 17, 2018
'Hungry' threatens the Earth
Space science

'Hungry' threatens the Earth

The earth may be hit by a massive meteorite in 160 years. That is the warning of Italian scientists, posted on the latest New Scientist digital issue.

December 17, 2018