Identify 7 planets that can live
According to lead researcher Abel Mendez, scientists have achieved much progress in the way of searching for exoplanets.
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According to lead researcher Abel Mendez, scientists have achieved much progress in the way of searching for exoplanets.
Astronomers are looking for a world like Earth that will not need to search further than even our closest star system - Alpha Centauri.
The European Space Agency (ESA) will launch an artificial satellite to study planets around stars near the sun in 2017.
The US National Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said on July 18 that, using the Spitzer Telescope, astronomers discovered what they thought was a planet the size of two-thirds…
The astronomical phenomenon is called Venus transit which took place on June 6. Most of the world from the Americas, Asia, Europe to Africa are observed. In the world, m…
An international group of astronomers has just confirmed the existence of an exoplanet that can meet the perfect conditions for life to exist. The discovery of the plane…
It is a phenomenon of a small black dot that will appear on one side of the sun for several weeks and slowly pass through the solar disk for a few hours. The movement of…
Up to 10 billion stars in the Milky Way have satellites orbiting in an orbit suitable for life.
Recently astronomers have discovered that an extrasolar planet has some very similar characteristics to Earth.
Astronauts are now able to study the planet-forming disk around young Sun-like stars, thereby revealing the movement and distribution of gas in the inner region of the d…
Not the closest but with up to 7 planets of the same size and volume as the Earth, Trappist-1 system is a brilliant candidate.
Interesting meeting on the universe between Venus and the sun has been observed from many places on the earth. This phenomenon has been meticulously observed by experts…
According to Discovery magazine, astronomers say Venus takes about 6 hours and 45 minutes to
Kepler, the space telescope helps NASA detect 2,245 extrasolar planets, which can only be operated for a few more months due to near-exhaust.
As we know, at 1am on February 23, 2017 (ie 13h on February 22, 2017), NASA had a press conference to announce exoplanets - planets outside the solar system.