China launches satellites to study the dark matter of the universe
Not only want to build a large particle accelerator, but now Chinese scientists also launch satellites called DAMPE to study dark matter in the universe.
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Not only want to build a large particle accelerator, but now Chinese scientists also launch satellites called DAMPE to study dark matter in the universe.
American scientists first observed the whole process
Astronomers from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) discovered corona halo containing high-energy particles that are responsible for glowing black holes.
On September 15, Russia successfully launched the Proton rocket that carried the Express-AM8 telecommunications satellite to its target orbit from the Russian-leased Bai…
On September 14, China successfully launched the country's most advanced Earth observation satellite called High Definition-9 (Gaofen-9).
The Russian Space Agency Roscosmos is planning to build a high-tech base on the moon starting in 2024.
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A group of astronomers astronomers say NASA is planning to launch a telescope stronger than Hubble in 2030 to answer the question of whether there is life on other plane…
Analyzing high resolution images sent to Earth, scientists from the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) were shocked to discover a giant iceberg on Pluto. These photo…
British astronomers suddenly discovered 5 giant black holes. This is worrisome for energy areas
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) will test high-energy laser-breaking weapons in the American Alaska ice. This weapon will be installed on robots that discover…
Many giant plasma currents surround the Earth. They appear at high levels of the atmosphere, about 600 km from the ground. These plasma flows are very large and filled w…
Study information in the Daily Mail updates the latest images of 'twins
Fossil evidence suggests that Earth formed about 3.5 billion years ago, but the question is how long it will last and what factors can erase all life.
This is also the first time scientists can observe the phenomenon of two colliding galaxies thanks to a high-energy X-ray image.