Uncontrolled antimatter explodes star clusters
The extreme heat change at the center of a very distant star cluster produces matter particles and antimatter, causing this star cluster to become unstable.
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The extreme heat change at the center of a very distant star cluster produces matter particles and antimatter, causing this star cluster to become unstable.
The large particle accelerator re-starts last night after a problem more than a year ago, and will begin the process of simulating the Big Bang explosion.
A shooting star has exploded brilliantly in the sky in South Africa, but experts have not been able to determine where this cosmic visitor landed.
The photograph of the explosion of a star nearly 13 billion years ago, has just been announced as the oldest image of the universe.
Scientists at the University of Alberta (Canada) have discovered a new cause of the formation of young neutron star about 330 years ago.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) confirmed the moon's destruction to find water last month was successful.
A meteorite exploded in the Indonesian sky with the equivalent of three atomic bombs that the US threw at Hiroshima city, but no telescope detected it.
About 10 years ago the Columbia spacecraft launched with the astronomers' hopes and dreams - Chandra X-ray Observatory
Star explosions known as type 1a supernovae have long been used as a standard candle, their constant brightness is a way for astronomers to measure cosmic distances. and…
Physicists working at Argonne National Laboratory (USA) use supercomputers to build a model of the demise of big stars.
Thanks to new technology, American astronomers discovered two super-large explosions of stars at the edge of the universe. They are the farthest stars that humans have e…
UC Irvine cosmologists have discovered the two most distant supernovae ever used using a new technique that can help find dead stars at the edge of the universe.
According to NASA's Swift satellite, many radioactive streams are emitted from a rare object, which is known as a short gamma radio station (SGR soft gamma).
A new study has been discovered by astrophysicists at the University of Warwick that a mysterious stellar explosion recorded in 2006 could mark the abnormal demise of a…