Why did the Tonga volcano produce record amounts of lightning?
The undersea Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano produces unprecedented amounts of lightning, accompanied by explosions that can be heard from thousands of kilometers away.
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The undersea Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano produces unprecedented amounts of lightning, accompanied by explosions that can be heard from thousands of kilometers away.
The binary star system KIC 9832227 is likely to have a supernova in 2022.
The mysterious shards of twisted glass scattered across Chile's Atacama desert may have come from a large comet that exploded in Earth's atmosphere about 12,000 years ag…
The dark glass fields that dot the world's driest Atacama Desert were created by a comet that exploded about 12,000 years ago.
The terrible Tunguska explosion flattened about 80 million trees on an area of 2,150 square kilometers, but no one knows where it originated.
Authorities are investigating the cause after many residents in New Hampshire, Massachusetts reported hearing a loud bang and feeling the shaking.
Rising from the past several billion years ago and entering the telescope, the Camel shows its formidable power when it explodes and tore apart an entire galaxy.
Astronomers have tracked a mysterious cosmic object that performed 1,652 bursts of energy in a short period of time.
N44 is a very special nebula when it comes to the appearance of a 'super bubble' - a dark and mysterious void in the middle.
The meteorite-like object containing rock and metal made an explosion that ranged 2 km away when frightened by locals.
Astronomers on Thursday said they have discovered a new type of stellar explosion, different from the gamma-ray and supernova explosion.
The CEO of Russia's long-term space science program Roscosmos spoke out of Mr. Elon Musk's idea.
Radio emission (FRB), one of the greatest mysteries in the field of astronomy worldwide has been discovered in our galaxy system.
Researchers have developed a new advanced rocket propulsion system that was once thought impossible.
From Earth, we can observe the supernova explosion of the red giant Betelgeuse when it dies at the end of its life.