Jupiter - The Elder of the Solar System
Research by German scientists shows that Jupiter is not only the largest planet but also the oldest solar system.
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Research by German scientists shows that Jupiter is not only the largest planet but also the oldest solar system.
NASA's Kepler Space Telescope discovered 219 new planet candidates and 10 of them could fit life.
Two Russian and French astronauts on June 2 left the International Space Station, safely back to Earth.
The cycle around the Earth is so fast that the astronaut's biological clock can't keep up, leading to insomnia.
The image of star ice burns brighter than the Moon entering the webcam lens off Devon, England.
The molecule methyl isocyanate, the material that forms life, was discovered around a young star 400 light-years from Earth.
Some believe the Earth is flat, and the spherical Earth satellite image is a conspiracy of NASA and other government agencies.
Biologists from Tufts Private Research University, USA sent Dugesia japonica to the International Space Station for 5 weeks before bringing it back to Earth.
Pups born from dried frozen sperm on space open up the future to build sperm banks on the Moon for humans.
The North Star (SBC) is not the brightest star, but its brightness is only average. In the ranking of the brightest stars, SBC did not even reach the top 40 but only ran…
Surely this is a scene that may not be visible to your whole life.
An international team of astronomers from the Sloan Digital Sky Project (SDSS) created the first large-scale map of the universe's structure.
NASA space explorer announced the time that five asteroids would fly over the Earth in the next year. Among them, an asteroid is likely to endanger us.
NASA's Earth-observation spacecraft detects nearly 900 mysterious lights reflected from the planet's surface in just one year.
Researchers believe that Proxima b, the planet 4.2 light years from Earth, has enough conditions for life to form and multiply.