Jupiter - The largest planet in the solar system is melting
The latest simulation of scientists has shown that Jupiter's rock core is liquefied, melting and mixing with other components in the core. With this new data, astronomer…
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The latest simulation of scientists has shown that Jupiter's rock core is liquefied, melting and mixing with other components in the core. With this new data, astronomer…
The finding contrary to the astronomical hypothesis concludes that a star so small cannot create a planet too large.
The star HD 240430 is part of the binary system along with HD 240429, New Scientist on September 21 reported. The researchers nicknamed the two stars, Kronos and Krios r…
Although asteroids do not hit Earth this time, experts warn us that we may not be so lucky in the future.
It has been operating since 1990, but recently it can be said that Kepler has had its most important discovery in history.
According to international rules for planetary protection, people must not do anything that would harm these celestial bodies.
Recently, NASA predicted a meteorite capable of hitting Earth on October 12, 2017. Specifically, it is the 2012 TC4 asteroid with a diameter of 30m.
This is the star with the most Earth-like planets than any other planetary system ever discovered.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) is willing to pay 124,000-187,000 dollars a year for the protection of planets in the universe, including the Earth, from the…
A group of international researchers discovered glowing water molecules in the stratosphere of the planet outside the solar system called WASP-121b, New Scientist on 2/8…
The universe is extremely vast, hidden within them are the facts that make us surprised.
The planet is estimated to be 78m long (the size of a Boeing 747 passenger plane), three times the meteorite that once plunged into our atmosphere in 2013 and exploded i…
US scientists have just published their work on Jupiter and Saturn. It is worth noting that the two planets often have diamonds in the sky.
The asteroid with 300 times the destructive power of Hiroshima's atomic bomb, Japan, grazed the Earth on June 24.