NASA catches 'interdimensional' signal from world 12.8 billion years ago
NASA's Nel Gehrels Swift Observatory has picked up an incredible signal from a mysterious world in the early universe.
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NASA's Nel Gehrels Swift Observatory has picked up an incredible signal from a mysterious world in the early universe.
In the universe there is a terrible light that can penetrate all matter and destroy all life, this light was discovered by French physicist Paul Villard.
A study from Japan has provided an explanation for one of the most mysterious and spooky structures ever discovered: a pair of giant Fermi bubbles blowing out from the c…
According to research published in the journal Nature on April 24, scientists have detected stellar gamma-ray flares from Messier 82, aka M82.
Researchers found that tardigrades have the ability to repair DNA damaged by gamma radiation or X-rays.
Chinese scientists plan to build the next space observatory to search for mysterious dark matter in the universe.
FERMI - NASA's super gamma-ray space telescope - could be the next warrior on a mission to hunt down the merger and collision events of the most terrible monsters in the…
Areia Preta beach in the city of Guarapari (Brazil) is famous not because it is an ideal tourist destination, but with radiation nearly 400 times higher than normal stan…
One morning when you wake up, you are trying to choose the right clothes to wear, your eyes suddenly stop on the plaid T-shirt you like.
Life' can actually flash before your eyes when you die, is what some researchers are looking to prove, after detecting the brain waves of a dying person.
A known, invisible healing structure is preventing cosmic rays from entering the heart of the galaxy containing the Earth's Milky Way.
Qigong can cure diseases, even cure incurable diseases in medicine.
The researchers found that two blue giant stars emit a stellar wind that helps subatomic particles accelerate and generate intense gamma-ray radiation.
Astronomers on Thursday said they have discovered a new type of stellar explosion, different from the gamma-ray and supernova explosion.