Origin of galaxies in the universe
An international team of researchers observes the formation of galaxies from the cold gas of -200 degrees Celsius in the universe.
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An international team of researchers observes the formation of galaxies from the cold gas of -200 degrees Celsius in the universe.
British astronomers discovered a supermassive black hole digesting the brightest galaxy of Sagittarius, causing it to die from within.
Astronomers from Britain argue that life in the upper atmosphere of brown dwarfs may exist. That is the content of the article published in arXiv.org Electronic Library.
Chinese scientists successfully maintained plasma from a nuclear reactor within a minute. This is an important step for the plan to exploit energy from
The precise understanding of how the planets in the solar system are formed remains a controversial topic.
The strong collision between two spiral galaxies IC 2163 and NGC 2207 makes an eye-like structure appear in the universe.
The NASA spacecraft orbits Mars orbit to detect the location of the Schiaparelli amphibious robot after opening it too early and crashing into the planet's surface.
Astronomers from Ohio State University in Columbus have published data about the curtain on the supermassive black hole in the universe of a red star whose scientific na…
The Schiaparelli amphibious robot of the European Space Agency (ESA) may have opened too early and crashed into the surface of Mars, losing contact with the Earth.
A giant gas sphere called Smith's Cloud will collide with the Milky Way at speeds of up to 1.1 million km / h.
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) has officially launched the ExoMars program, whereby the Schiaparelli spacecraft will be launched into space and head towards Mars…
Despite knowing the planets orbiting stars in galaxies, the problem they form is still a subject of debate.
Scientists have recently revealed more information about the giant heart on Pluto that caused fever in 2015.
The reason why the blobs in the universe become bright is due to the formation of new stars within it.
A new technology map that simulates the way the Milky Way galaxy formed in the universe more than tens of billions of years ago is making the global astronomers flutter.