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At the weekend, the sun released the first two X-level flares in five months, losing temporary radio waves on Earth.
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At the weekend, the sun released the first two X-level flares in five months, losing temporary radio waves on Earth.
Scientists say that the recent drop in the network when making calls in recent times is not due to a network failure, but may be caused by solar storms.
Scientists have discovered mysterious bursts of radio waves, which exist only for very short periods of time, originating billions of light years ago.
Leading astronomers from 9 countries around the world will meet to plan the construction of SKA, a hub for low-frequency wave detection antennas in Perth this week.
The sun emitted a strong burst of fire on August 9. This is the largest cluster of solar fires in nearly 5 years.
Compared to the legend of '2012', the powerful solar storms that are expected to attack Earth in 2013 are making many governments more anxious.
In two studies published in Science Express on July 2, the international team analyzed gamma rays from more than two dozen pulses, including 16 crystals discovered by th…
Astronomers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) have taken the image of a giant galaxy named Centaurus A that emits radio waves…
The Chandra X-ray Observatory (NASA) recently discovered a cosmic ghost lurking around a supermassive black hole in the distance.
John C. Mankins, a scientist who worked at the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), successfully tested the use of radio waves to transmit solar power at a distance of 148km betw…
Hedy Lamarr is an Austrian-American actress, movie star and mathematician, and the inventor of early spread spectrum and frequency communication techniques needed for wi…
According to the Daily Star, the mysterious sound was recorded when the Cassini probe first flew around Saturn in 2004.
A new report has continued to confirm that, when it says that electromagnetic radiation from power lines and mobile transceivers can disorient birds and insects.
FRB 180309, the most powerful radio wave, could be the result of a collision between stars or alien ships.
Astronomers obtained 15 radio waves, capable of emitting from alien laser technology.