The mystery of a quick gust at the supermassive black holes
The astronomers at York University have just revealed, there is the appearance of super-fast gusts in the supermassive black holes, along with intense ultraviolet wavele…
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The astronomers at York University have just revealed, there is the appearance of super-fast gusts in the supermassive black holes, along with intense ultraviolet wavele…
China once again expressed its ambition to conquer space with the plan to launch the Hubble 300-fold vision with the Thien-3 space station in 2022.
V404 Cygni, a black hole 7,800 light-years from Earth, emits bright red rays carrying the energy of 1,000 Suns during the gravitational pull from the star.
Astronomers discovered the eruption from a black hole far away from Earth to thousands of light years.
Hunting in the darkness of the universe, hunters don't know what their prey looks like or when it will appear.
Through radio waves, astronomers can calculate the amount of matter they pass through, thus finding the mass of the universe.
Of the 500 billion galaxies of the universe, the telescope from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has recorded a truly remarkable image of some galaxies.
A mysterious invisible force has been dragging our Milky Way 12 million miles every hour. This finding led scientists to confront new conundrums.
Produced by the greatest disturbances in the universe, they do not interact with matter, so they are not hindered when moving are special points of gravitational waves.
Scientists use NASA's Chandra X-ray telescope to detect a supermassive black hole in the center of a nearby galaxy.
China's dark matter search space ship began sending data to Earth after being launched into space.
The Cassini probe captures images of huge steam currents and other matter spewing out from the southernmost cracks of the moon Enceladus, making it one of the most likel…
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.
The origin of the blood-red objects slipping across the moon's surface of Saturn's Tethys is still a mystery to challenge scientists.