Detecting black stains
Large black spots that appear on the Sun 10 times the diameter of the Earth are warned that can cause a strong magnetic storm.
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Large black spots that appear on the Sun 10 times the diameter of the Earth are warned that can cause a strong magnetic storm.
The Earth's magnetic field can be reversed, which means that all human compasses must point south instead of the north.
Accordingly, the Russian government passed bills on ratifying bilateral agreements with Vietnam and Nicaragua as the basis for developing bilateral relations in the fiel…
Super solar storms in 2012, if heading toward the globe, could knock down the electric networks on Earth and destroy the satellites on its way.
An asteroid the size of three football fields that just flew over Earth on the morning of February 18, The Gurdian reported.
Executives on the ground said that they had adjusted three European satellites to the correct position on their orbit, beginning the survey of the geomagnetic field.
Newly awakened, the NEOWISE cruise ship immediately spotted an asteroid that has long been hovering near the Earth but has never been detected.
The European Space Agency (ESA) said the Mars Express spacecraft is preparing to approach the Mars Phobos moon, entering the 48km space surrounding the celestial body.
The US Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) is currently preparing to transport the space monitoring telescope (SST) to Western Australia.
Every 11 years, this event is repeated once: the Sun's magnetic field will change dramatically for each other.
Scientists have predicted that the sun has a particle-like structure (matter particle). Each particle of this matter can be 16 times larger than the Earth.
Europe has deployed a new mission to discover the mystery of the Earth's magnetic field, and find out why the shield that protects the Earth seems to be weakening.
The magnetic poles of the sun are about to reverse, with the north pole running out of position and waiting for the south pole to follow.
NASA's three most advanced space telescopes prepare to join forces to explore the deepest parts of the universe, opening new frontiers before humanity.
On Tuesday, one of the first three Swarm satellites designed for the research mission of the Earth magnetic field was transported from Munich airport to the Plesetsk spa…