List of terrible things when living on Mars
The harsh environment, poor living conditions, or health hazards ... are the problems faced when living on Mars.
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The harsh environment, poor living conditions, or health hazards ... are the problems faced when living on Mars.
Despite the discovery of water sources, NASA robots will not be able to approach this area to collect data because of the risk of spreading harmful bacteria from the ear…
The black hole is about the same size as the atomic nucleus, the galaxy
Life outside the space gives astronauts the amazing things like watching the sun rise 16 times a day, faster and not snoring while sleeping ...
Based on the study of 84 stars, observing 29 solar flames, scientists concluded that super solar flares appear about every 350 years, which can break the grid, disable G…
The team at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has discovered a galaxy about 13.2 billion light-years from Earth and may be the farthest, oldest galaxy we'…
The European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) came up with the idea of equipping spacecraft and astronauts with a superconducting magnetic shield to protect agains…
British astronomers suddenly discovered 5 giant black holes. This is worrisome for energy areas
The first stars appeared in the sky 560 million years after the big bang (Big Bang), a time considered the birthplace of the universe, 140 million years later than the i…
An invisible shield at 11,500km altitude is protecting the Earth from dangerous electronic particles, especially when intense solar storms occur.
Large black spots that appear on the Sun 10 times the diameter of the Earth are warned that can cause a strong magnetic storm.
Such horrible explosions produce massive beams of energy radiation, called gamma-ray bursts (GRB).
Australian experts are studying the prehistoric phase of the solar system, in an effort to understand the events that led to the birth of the planet's central star.
Some sun-level X flares erupted on our central star surface this week, and now their radiation is striking the Earth.