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Giant star named G2, after
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On October 18, 1989, the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) successfully launched the ship named the astronomer famous Italian of the seventeenth century - Galileo.
The official Fars news agency on October 4 quoted an Iranian official as saying the country is preparing to bring three domestic-produced satellites named Zafar, Tolou a…
According to Professor Stephen Hawking, the kind of material named Higgs, or so-called
On August 19, China successfully launched its most advanced Earth observation satellite named Cao-2.
One of the most potential candidates for Earth 2.0, Gliese 581g is just an illusion of the universe, while its companion Gliese 581d is not real either.
Just 13 light-years from the solar system, a red dwarf is accelerating away from Earth, taking a planet that could be a giant version of the planet.
Astronomers believe that the Cassini cruise ship witnessed the birth of a baby moon at the belt of Saturn.
Astronomers say a small meteorite plunges into the atmosphere of Earth on January 2, after being discovered just a day earlier.
Researcher Peter Jonker of the SRON Space Research Institute in the Netherlands said the black hole is named V404 Cygni about 7,800 light-years from our Earth.
The Iranian Space Agency (ISA) said it plans to launch two homemade satellites on Earth orbit later this year according to the Persian calendar (ending March 20, 2014).
Europe's fourth transport spacecraft brought record volumes to the International Space Station (ISS) that left the station and ended
In an experiment at NASA's research center in Edwards, California, the new American space shuttle named Dream Chaser was lifted by a giant transport plane in the air.
GJ 504b, the name of the pink planet, revolves around a star named GJ 504 and 57 light-years from Earth. GJ 504 star, belongs to the constellation Virgo, a little hotter…
The International Astronomical Society (IAU) has decided to officially name the two new moons of Pluto, Kerberos and Styx.