Cosmic disasters can put humanity at risk
The existence of human civilization will be threatened by the reversal of the earth's magnetic field, the massive supernova explosions and the death of the universe.
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The existence of human civilization will be threatened by the reversal of the earth's magnetic field, the massive supernova explosions and the death of the universe.
Scientists predict the risk of a terrible tsunami, caused by asteroids plunging to Earth, which could happen in the UK during this decade and cost hundreds of thousands…
Scientists fear a large-sized asteroid like the American Statue of Liberty could endanger the Earth in 2017.
A solar storm, also known as a magnetic storm, is attacking the Earth and is at risk of crippling power networks and ground communications.
The latest research by British and Italian scientists demonstrates that our Milky Way is at risk of disappearing due to the effects of dark energy.
Russia's telescope has discovered a giant meteorite that can plunge into the Earth in the future.
The fact that a giant meteor crashed into the Earth and destroyed all life could be a rare but still possible scenario in the future.
In a report submitted to the US Congress, the National Research Council (NRC) warned that the US Air and Space Administration's (NASA) program to bring people to Mars wo…
New research results have raised the probability of asteroids being bombed to a higher level than before.
A disconnected bus-sized satellite from 2012 could explode and release a catastrophic waste cloud in Gravity.
The harsh environment, the lack of such living conditions on Earth or the risk of health effects are the problems that future Mars residents will face.
Recently, ISS International Space Station is 15 years old. Experts say the station can still operate for a long time. If something threatens ISS, it is cosmic debris.
A study published in Nature confirms the risk of meteorites crashing into the earth as a meteorite explosion in Russia was much larger than previous forecasts.
The United Nations General Assembly (UN) has just approved a plan to set up a team responsible for warning and dealing with the risk of meteorites hitting the earth.
Russian scientists have proposed shooting down the 1999 RQ36 asteroid, after assuming that this solar-heated asteroid could change its orbit and fall to Earth in 2182.