Electric waves from Jupiter's moon threaten the spacecraft
Mysterious electromagnetic waves on Jupiter's largest moon - Ganymede - have been recorded by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.
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Mysterious electromagnetic waves on Jupiter's largest moon - Ganymede - have been recorded by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.
Extraterrestrial life is very different from what happens on Earth. Even extremely simple things like communication also need new support devices that can be implemented.
According to CTV News, from the previous week, the sun began to release strong stable radiation streams, making the NOAA space forecasting center to issue a warning abou…
This discovery may affect how we simulate the formation of stars and planets, and even help us discover a theoretical form of radiation that explains the black hole's de…
Radio waves, the most mysterious signal in the universe, can be emitted from devices the size of a planet used to propel spacecraft.
The ALMA telescope reveals new details from the first observations of the Sun, including a giant black streak resembling a turtle swimming across the celestial surface.
This promises to be a breakthrough discovery, helping us to explain many of the mysteries of the universe including dark matter.
The US Space Agency (NASA) on February 3 announced a video simulating magnetic fields around the Sun.
A Belgian mathematician proposed to build devices to create and manipulate gravity in order to apply to communication instead of electromagnetic waves today.
The vast solar system hides undiscovered things, especially its harshness, from storms with wind speeds of thousands of kilometers per hour, to geographic regions with t…
The secret letter revealed that the first British satellite cause of Ariel-1 was broken after an American nuclear test.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on May 26 that it has selected 9 scientific devices for Jupiter's moon exploration mission in hopes of gathering more evidence.…
Most metals crystallize and their properties depend on micro structures. This structure will expand when cooled.
The US space agency (NASA) is developing a glass-like satellite, which can provide one-third of the world's energy needs by 2025.
When the sun reaches its maximum energy level in its 11-year cycle, from active regions - known as sunspots - will fire huge charged charged particles that spread throug…