Stars change color when swallowing the planet
The stars may turn pink when swallowing an iron-rich planet, similar to the pink-feathered crane birds that eat a lot of shrimp.
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The stars may turn pink when swallowing an iron-rich planet, similar to the pink-feathered crane birds that eat a lot of shrimp.
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…
Three astronauts will be present on the Shenzhou 9 ship between June and August of this year, to conduct the pairing with the Thien Cung-1 module flying in orbit of the…
The new image of the Omega Nebula captured by the Southern Observatory (ESO) VLT telescope is one of the clearest shots taken from the ground. Pink dust in the center of…
Possessing the beautiful beauty and intelligence, Hürrem is the pink shadow that holds the heart of Suleiman, the greatest Sultan who ever ruled the Turkish empire.
Located in California, USA, the ancient rosewood cypress bears incredible history and spectacular beauty, attracting visitors to admire.
At the end of July, Phytotaxa - a prestigious plant magazine, belonging to SCI's scientific citation system - announced the new plant species of the world found in Quang…
Red bananas, pink bananas, striped bananas, blue bananas ... are listed as the most exotic banana varieties in the world with unusual shapes and colors.
Researchers have suddenly discovered a creature that is a long-lost relative of mankind: the pink cave worm - marine animals that have up to 70% of the human genome.
An extremely rare pink grasshopper has just been discovered in northeastern England. It has such a strange color due to a very rare mutation in animals, according to the…
British farmers have just released a new apple variety with the first yellow flesh of the world in the name of
Like Dracula's blood-sucking demons, the dodder will wrap itself around the parasite and drain all the water, nutrients and genetic material from the trunk.
The scientific community has just announced the species of Cam Phu is discovered near the sea of Quang Binh and Nha Trang.
Why are there peach trees that are dark red, but have flowers only pale pink? Is it due to different varieties?
The authors Luong Van Dung (Da Lat University), Tran Ninh (University of Natural Sciences, National University of Hanoi) and Hakoda (Japan) have just announced a new spe…