Meteor exploded brilliantly in the sky
A shooting star has exploded brilliantly in the sky in South Africa, but experts have not been able to determine where this cosmic visitor landed.
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A shooting star has exploded brilliantly in the sky in South Africa, but experts have not been able to determine where this cosmic visitor landed.
NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) telescope lets you see stars close to the solar system, which were previously invisible to us.
Leoid meteorite (Leonid) moves at a speed of 251,000 km / h when plunging into the atmosphere, creating beautiful bright spots all over the planet.
A meteorite exploded in the Indonesian sky with the equivalent of three atomic bombs that the US threw at Hiroshima city, but no telescope detected it.
Many amateur astronomers see streaks of light glistening in the sky on 9/9. At first they thought it was a mysterious astronomical event, but actually the light trail wa…
A spectacular email about Mars's size in the sky on August 27 has been released over the past five years. And where is the truth?
According to IMO's forecast - The International Meteorological Organization - the peak of the Perseids meteor shower this year is on the morning of August 13.
China is embarking on its own ground-based optical telescope to help astronomers actively observe the sky for another five to six years.
The space shuttle Discovery darted into the night sky, leaving a huge trail of smoke below, beginning its mission to upgrade the 14-day ISS International Space Station.
The brightest constellation that dominates the night sky this week appears in the south around 9 pm (local time).
Omega Centauri is one of the most beautiful pearls in the southern hemisphere sky, perfectly illustrated in the latest ESO photo.
On the afternoon of October 22, Ms. Thoa and her colleagues worked on the 12th floor, Nam Trung Yen urban area for the first time witnessed meteor shower in the sky.
For the second time this year, the University of Western Ontario Meteor Group filmed an extremely rare video recording a meteor falling to Earth.
Last week an astronomical object exploded in the sky of Africa and did not harm the Earth, exactly as astronomers predicted for the first time.
The strange oxygen atom mixture in an exploded meteorite in the sky of Pueblito de Allende, Mexico nearly 40 million years ago has caused scientists to suffer since that…