A ghostly object is warping the galaxy that contains Earth
The Milky Way's giant disk of light is warped and twisted in mysterious ways.
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The Milky Way's giant disk of light is warped and twisted in mysterious ways.
Astronomers have discovered three ancient stars that once belonged to the universe's first galaxies
A series of objects 12-13 billion years old have just been found in the halo of the Milky Way, the galaxy containing the Earth.
At noon on May 20, people in some areas in Dong Nai admired the phenomenon of brilliant halos appearing in the sky.
This afternoon, May 21, in Hanoi, Quang Ninh and some other localities, solar halos are simultaneously appearing.
At noon on May 21, many localities in the Northern region such as Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Hanoi, Hai Duong,... many people discovered a bright circle surrounding the Sun.
Astronomers have just discovered the most metal-poor helium star called EC 19529-4430.
A special phenomenon seemingly unique to Earth was suddenly discovered on a distant planet in the constellation Pisces.
The reverse rainbow was discovered by Italian astronomer and elementary school teacher Marcella Giulia Pace as the sun was about to set in the sky on February 24.
The moment of rainbow clouds with colorful colors suddenly appeared in the sky of Tokyo (Japan) on the morning of June 26 that surprised many people.
The phenomenon of strange halo surrounding the sun and moon similar in Ba Ria - Vung Tau this afternoon has happened around the world, always attracting many photographe…
The Sun is surrounded by a rainbow-like halo, appearing from 10:30 to 14:00 in many Southeast provinces.
The rare blue halo flashed in the sky of Texas shortly after red deformed lightning and entered the camera of an amateur astronomer.
The colorful rainbow band covering the lake is an optical phenomenon formed by ice crystals that refract sunlight.
The moment the ice crystal floats in the air creating a halo effect around the Sun that enters the photographer's lens in the Alps.