Genghis Khan massacred many people to change the atmosphere
Through raids and massacres, Genghis Khan's army caused huge amounts of carbon dioxide to disappear from the atmosphere, possibly making the Earth colder.
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Through raids and massacres, Genghis Khan's army caused huge amounts of carbon dioxide to disappear from the atmosphere, possibly making the Earth colder.
The radio burst FRB 2022610A flashed from what scientists describe as
Humans might have lived to the age of 200 if not for a catastrophic event.
In world history there was a strange event when a team of 50,000 people suddenly disappeared, no one was left alive, and no bodies were found.
One of the most powerful cosmic rays has been recorded in detail by Earth-based telescopes.
Original photos of Chinese women about 150 years ago are introduced at the exhibition.
A new year has come and the sky in 2024 has phenomena waiting for observation enthusiasts such as meteor showers, Mercury reaching maximum amplitude, Saturn reaching dir…
In the dark and boundless space, an artificial satellite that had been missing for 40 years made a spectacular return, leaving scientists around the world shocked and wo…
In 1217, a German monk looked up at the southwestern sky and noticed a star suddenly turn into a
The Tunguska event remains the most powerful explosion ever recorded. It released 185 times the energy of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
The accretion disk around a black hole makes it appear as if the material is burning because the material is swirling rapidly and giving off a lot of heat.
The answer is not simple and depends on the distance between the exploding star and our planet.
In 2025, stargazers can look forward to a host of exciting celestial wonders.
None of us can say we are unaffected, in one way or another.
Occurring more than 100 years ago, the mysterious airborne explosion with a destructive power equivalent to 15 million tons of TNT, wiping out 80 million trees, has it f…