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3.5 million years ago, a huge explosion had 'flashed' from the center of our Milky Way galaxy. The radiation from the explosion was felt 200,000 light-years away.
The U.S. Air Force's outer space monitoring agency detected the third phase explosion of the Ariane 4 European space rocket in orbit, the 18th U.S. Air Force space contr…
New research shows that to touch alien things, you may not need to go too far. They are right around you, and sometimes looking at you from the mirror.
NASA's NuSTAR Nuclear Spectrometer has just captured mysterious light from the universe, a source of super-energy X-rays that baffles scientists.
From our first observation of the collision of neutron stars in 2017, scientists realized that the 2016 gamma ray explosion was a kilonova, the type of explosion that pr…
Accordingly, a small nuclear bomb will be launched from the secret location, passing 238,000 km before colliding and exploding on the moon's surface.
Gamma rays emanate from cosmic explosions that collide with the Moon, causing Earth's natural satellites to become gamma-contaminated and produce radiation.
New snow research scientists in Antarctica have discovered a rare iron isotope in interstellar dust hidden inside it.
The first floor of the Falcon 9 missile returned to Earth after taking the Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station (ISS) on July 25.
The universe today is not the same as yesterday. At each passing moment, there are some very small but important changes that are already happening, even when we are not…
The world population is growing rapidly, if it comes back to 200 years ago, according to estimates of the world population of less than 1 billion people, today the world…
Super-large black holes can be formed from giant gas clouds bound by gravity without any explosions.
Large fireballs accompanied by a tremendous explosion like a bomb appeared after a moment when lightning struck the sailboat in a thunderstorm.
When we hear 'radiation', we often think of big explosions and scary mutations, but that's only a part.