Decipher the secret behind super solar storm
Super solar storms in 2012, if heading toward the globe, could knock down the electric networks on Earth and destroy the satellites on its way.
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Super solar storms in 2012, if heading toward the globe, could knock down the electric networks on Earth and destroy the satellites on its way.
The solar field will reverse in the next few months, but this change does not increase extreme solar storms, or other events that cause great harm to the earth and its r…
The sun and planets are covered by bubbles of charged and magnetic particles called heliosomes. At the edge of the heliosphere, where it collides with intermittent clump…
When an Airbus 380 from Dubai was about to land at Heathrow airport in a May stormy night in London, it was hit by a giant lightning strike.
After a 33-year journey, the Voyager 1 carried the message of human civilization that surpassed 17.7 billion kilometers, approaching the edge of the solar system.
Automatic laser systems can detect and prevent debris floating on space colliding with spacecraft and satellites.
Physicists at Granada University and Valencia University have recently discovered a specific data analysis process sent from Huygen probe at Titan - Saturn's largest moo…
In 1967, astronomers suddenly received a strange electric wave. This electric wave is played once every 1-2 seconds, just like the pulse of a human. It was thought to be…
5 German students are inventing baths in the universe. Humans have conquered the universe since Gagarin flew into space, yet the bathing on it was still so difficult.
Traditional automakers including General Motors, Volkswagen, Daimler AG and others are investing heavily in electric cars. And Tesla focused entirely on the electric car…
Scientists have discovered the new distribution of Vietnam's endemic plant species in Nui Chua National Park (Ninh Thuan).
Male beetles when attempting to mate with decoys are a fake beetle that will be destroyed by a 4,000 volt electric current.
The pain caused by the Gympie-Gympie is like being burned by hot acid and electric shock at the same time.
The burn of the Tarantula Hawk was only painful for a few minutes but it was enough to make the victim feel like he had just experienced a deadly shock.
The researchers said that the amount of charge on the spider's silk could cause paralysis.