Work inside NASA's top-secret control room
Control room of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) monitors all astronauts' activities and studies the influence of the outer space environment on the body and h…
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Control room of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) monitors all astronauts' activities and studies the influence of the outer space environment on the body and h…
A woman in the United States has just said that she doesn't need food to live. Scientifically, can humans exist only by light and water?
The secret to ancient Stonehenge in England is still a puzzle. Recently, however, British scientists have used 3D laser scanning methods to show that this ancient stone…
The Sword of the Sword made from copper and tin retains its sharpness and shine after thousands of years of existence.
The 1,600-year-old cup from ancient Rome is turquoise when light shines from the front and turns red when light shines from behind.
Archaeologists have discovered a solar temple with giant statues believed to be by Ramses II, located beneath a bustling market in Cairo, Egypt. This is the largest sun…
Blood moon or the longest eclipse of the century, lasting more than 5 hours with the full eclipse of about 1 hour 45 minutes, is the most anticipated astronomical phenom…
The weather is hot, the temperature rises to record levels taking place in the past week in the world, in North American cities like Denver, Colorado; Burlington, Vermon…
The summer is coming, and the big planets like Jupiter and Saturn will give the sky observers the evening the wonderful scenes.
After the Sun began to shine, the planets of the solar system began to form. But it took about hundreds of millions of years later for the Earth's Moon to appear.
Hale-Bopp comet is 1,000 times brighter than Halley's comet at the time of discovery. The pale blue tailed white tail can even be observed in urban-polluted cities like…
The tiny star that shines 10,000 times the Sun can hinder or disrupt the evolution of life on planets orbiting it.
The Hubble Space Telescope captures stunning images of the birth of a distant star.
Observatories in Chile and Hawaii (USA) have identified a new type of galaxy called mung bean galaxy, due to their unusual appearance and strange light.
ESO's Wide Field Imager has just captured a confusing picture of spiral galaxy Messier 83 - the galaxy looks a lot like our Milky Way but smaller.