Strange sounds of the oldest stars
British scientists successfully reproduce the sound of some of the oldest stars in the Milky Way.
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British scientists successfully reproduce the sound of some of the oldest stars in the Milky Way.
Frequent flashy radio waves burst across the universe in just a few milliseconds, before disappearing almost immediately afterwards.
Astronomers have obtained 5 mysterious signals from deep in space, outside our Milky Way galaxy.
The secret letter revealed that the first British satellite cause of Ariel-1 was broken after an American nuclear test.
Astronomers have discovered a series of mysterious pulse signals that originate outside our solar system and form a strange, unexplainable form.
Dark stars - super-condensed neutron stars - also known as the most special Physics labs in the universe. These super-celestial studies have been awarded two Nobel prize…
GPS satellite navigation system has no effect in the universe. But scientists think it is possible to create a navigation system in the universe, in which the stars are…
For the first time, researchers have discovered that a strong X-ray pulse is emitted from a giant black hole in a galaxy 500 million light years from Earth.
In 1967, astronomers suddenly received a strange electric wave. This electric wave is played once every 1-2 seconds, just like the pulse of a human. It was thought to be…
The world has just got a new technique for antiseptic. It is with a laser. Physicists in the United States say that lasers are capable of killing viruses and bacteria, s…
Elephant snout live appropriately in turbid, 2-eyed waters that have degenerated, poor vision; but the muscles around its tail can emit a series of consecutive electrica…
The Japanese tuna fishing system has 2 main parts: fishing recorders and electric pulse generators.
Chinese researchers have strong links with the military (PLA) currently working on the Radar project mentioned above in Hainan Island.
About half of the warming on the surface narrowed Greendland's ice masses due to temperatures in the Pacific tropical ocean, not from greenhouse gases.
Astronomers have come across a strange star form that emits intermittent radio waves. They resemble pulsar at radio pulse, but are random, not periodically like pulsars.