Striking astronomical events in September
The meeting of the planets, the Moon, the transition period between seasons are outstanding astronomical events this month.
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The meeting of the planets, the Moon, the transition period between seasons are outstanding astronomical events this month.
The Solar System's ninth planet can be reborn and dragged along with over 100 other friends, thanks to a new definition that refutes the definition.
Illusion of people on the Moon - the appearance of a face or head that people often see on the Moon during the full moon.
NASA's image spectrum device first detected ice inside the craters at the poles of the Moon.
Scientists have found evidence that the big Theia planet event with Mars plunges into the earth, begins life and creates the Moon is real.
Moon dust can be used to brick the future astronauts on the Moon in the future.
Saturn's Dione moon is one of the targets of NASA's Cassini probe
Mysterious electromagnetic waves on Jupiter's largest moon - Ganymede - have been recorded by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.
There are many mini moons around the earth. Their origin may be the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
On August 15, China announced images of lander and self-propelled vehicles serving the Hang Nga-4 project - expected to land in the dark areas of the Moon this year.
This daring conclusion is mentioned in a new paper published in Astrobiology's scientific journal, the author is a group of cosmologists from Washington State University…
Blood moon or the longest eclipse of the century, lasting more than 5 hours with the full eclipse of about 1 hour 45 minutes, is the most anticipated astronomical phenom…
On July 20, 49 years ago, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first to set foot on the Moon.
The longest eclipse in the twenty-first century will happen on July 27 (midnight on July 28 morning in Vietnam time).
NASA achieved many brilliant achievements such as launching space spacecraft, bringing people to the Moon, bringing explorers to Mars.