Light in space can come from another universe
The amount of light that remains in space is likely to be remnants coming from another universe after the Big Bang.
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The amount of light that remains in space is likely to be remnants coming from another universe after the Big Bang.
Given orbit so unaffected by air turbulence, an advantage that no ground telescope has achieved, for the past 16 years, Hubble has made a huge amount of observations, be…
The black hole is about the same size as the atomic nucleus, the galaxy
According to astronomers' research, the universe will have an unprecedented big explosion of two supermassive black holes that orbit each other.
A Hungarian-American research group has discovered a giant mysterious circle that is the result of gamma-ray bursts. It is the largest in the universe and 5 billion ligh…
New US scientists found a proof that an Earth explosion is inevitable. All living things may die earlier than previously anticipated.
On June 15, astronauts obtained a stream of X-rays emitted by the black hole that seemed to indicate that the black hole had
The explosion of a US military satellite may cause problems for spacecraft orbiting the Earth.
A supernova explosion will expel a myriad of giant dust clouds. These clouds contain lots of iron and move at very fast speeds. Israeli scientists believe that they are…
A solar storm, also known as a magnetic storm, is attacking the Earth and is at risk of crippling power networks and ground communications.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has published a picture of an explosion in the universe that has the same color and shape as a brilliant firework disp…
Scientists say an asteroid, 20 times larger than a meteorite that once caused a big explosion in Russia, will approach Earth on January 26.
Ancient life on Mars may have been destroyed by the use of nuclear weapons of other planetary civilizations.
Experts from both private companies and US government agencies are investigating the cause of the Antares missile explosion, which can last from 6 months to a year.
The Antares missile explosion is not the first defeat in the operation of the US Aviation Space Agency.