Find the 'oldest' space dust on earth
Japanese geological experts said they found pieces of meteorite, or dust, falling to Earth 240 million years ago.
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Japanese geological experts said they found pieces of meteorite, or dust, falling to Earth 240 million years ago.
A space exploration ship of the American Aeronautics Agency (NASA) captured the comet close-up shots Hartley 2 for the first time.
Thanks to an orbiting observatory called WISE, NASA scientists have captured shock waves caused by a star that is fleeing in the universe at speeds of up to 54,000 miles…
The strange mist in the Milky Way made the scientific world a headache for decades as a swirling dust cloud at a rate of more than ten billion times per second.
The night sky in December will welcome the most glorious meteor shower in 2010, with the only eclipse of the year, promising to be more attractive than the fireworks dis…
NASA published the results of the study of the data obtained from the LCROSS spacecraft launch experiment ...
While astronomers use a Spitzer space telescope to search for a supermassive black hole in the center of a distant galaxy, the team suddenly discovers an unusually hot c…
According to astronomers, comet Hartley 2 and Earth will have a close encounter this month.
British Fairy Meteor (Perseid) rushes into the earth's atmosphere at a speed of 60 km / sec and is heated to thousands of degrees Celsius.
Recently, based on the images taken by the Huble space telescope, scientists have discovered a galaxy with a rather strange hook shape.
A European telescope while looking for new young stars has a surprising discovery, which is a truly empty hole in space.
Artificial satellites such as the International Space Station and Hubble telescope can be damaged by a meteor shower next year.
Astronomers said yesterday they have found the secret of a star that has attracted astronomers' attention for nearly 200 years.
At the 215th meeting of the American Astronomical Society on January 8, American scientists claimed to have found the answer to the existence of the Earth today.