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New history page about black holes (part II)
According to Martin Haehnelt of Cambridge University, simulations of the evolutionary process began to emerge in the mid-1990s when researchers found but the clue shows…
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New history page about black holes (part III)
Scientists have envisioned galaxies forming along a monolithic collapse path, in which a giant gas cloud bursts from within.
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The cosmic dust spraying furnace
Cosmic dust annoyed astronomers because they prevented them from observing their distant stars.
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Stars form at record speeds in galaxies
When galaxies form, their stars form everywhere at the same time or just concentrate in the tiny central region?
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Cosmic Dawn
The images developed by scientists at Durham University's Cosmology Institute represent the
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Life can exist on tens of thousands of planets
Some British scientists still believe that nearly 38,000 planets in the universe can nourish life.
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The tragic fate of the first generation of stars
The first stars in the universe used to contain millions of microscopic black holes.
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Jupiter's weight in the formation phase is very fast
Jupiter gains weight quickly when young. It is required to do so because the material from which Jupiter formed disappears after only a few million years, according to a…
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The universe creates a black hole in front of a galaxy
US astronomers have claimed that galaxies are not the first entity in the universe, because supermassive black holes have appeared before them.
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The small planet has an Earth-like crust
Two newly discovered meteors can give new insights into the formation and evolution of these small planets.
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How brown stars form
Astronomers have discovered evidence that brown stars have the same process of formation as normal stars.
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The endless dance between the Milky Way
Like ballet dancers dancing around an invisible leader, dozens of stars in the Milky Way are revolving around a supermassive black hole.
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More evidence of water on Mars
US scientists have discovered many large carbonate mineral salts in the rock seams on Mars. This proves that the red planet once had a lot of water.
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Nursery star glowing
An image of the APEX telescope reveals how an ionized gas bubble causes surrounding materials to turn into dense blocks, thereby forming new stars.
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How many meteors fell on Western Canada?
About 20 meteorites with sizes less than 100m have been formed in the last 10,000 years, but only 5 of them are known.