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The cradle of the solar system
Space science

The cradle of the solar system

ESO recently published a series of central shots of a cosmic cloud called RCW 38, along with the newly created stars and planetary systems.

December 17, 2018
Physicists look for dark matter
Space science

Physicists look for dark matter

95% - that's the part of the universe missed. It's like it doesn't exist. Or at least, if it exists, we can't see it. I call it 'dark matter'.

December 17, 2018
Eyes glow in the universe
Space science

Eyes glow in the universe

The Spitzer telescope has just discovered a spiral galaxy shaped like an eye about 50 million light years from the earth.

December 17, 2018
Mars is more like Earth than we think?
Space science

Mars is more like Earth than we think?

Scientists have released new details about Mars' water history from the Mars exploration mission of the Phoenix Mars (NASA), operated by the University of Arizona.

December 17, 2018
Performing fireworks in the Helix Nebula
Space science

Performing fireworks in the Helix Nebula

A new photo, taken with an infrared camera on the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii, shows tens of thousands of comets shaped like comets inside the Helix nebula that had never…

December 17, 2018
Reading light helps locate Earth-like planets
Space science

Reading light helps locate Earth-like planets

Thanks to the ability to detect the occurrence of extraterrestrial planets orbiting distant stars, scientists are now able to study hundreds of solar systems.

December 17, 2018
'God's hand' in the universe
Space science

'God's hand' in the universe

The Chandra telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) captures an image like a giant hand reaching towards the stars.

December 17, 2018
Plant vegetables on the moon
Space science

Plant vegetables on the moon

American scientists are planning to grow vegetables like brussels on the moon in a life test on the planet.

December 17, 2018