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The sun must also follow the law of nature, cannot exist forever. But before that happens, how does the Sun change?
For many North Americans, the solar eclipse taken on August 21, 2017 will be the rare total solar eclipse that people can admire, take pictures and observe the whole sce…
People across the United States are very excited to closely observe the virtual transformation of the sun during the total solar eclipse of August 21.
Not the closest but with up to 7 planets of the same size and volume as the Earth, Trappist-1 system is a brilliant candidate.
In the evening of September 28, Iceland turned off the light of the entire capital of Reykjavik within an hour so that the world could have a chance to fully appreciate…
Crystal Lagoon of San Alfonso del Mar Resort (Chile) is the largest swimming pool in the world, the size of 11 football fields.
Don't miss the opportunity to admire rare photos of dwarf planet Ceres.
At 7:34 am this morning, Ho Chi Minh City observed a partial solar eclipse, 52%. Ho Chi Minh City is one of the best eclipse observations in the country.
Although the total solar eclipse was not achieved, the people in Vietnam got up early to watch this very interesting event.
Millions of people in the Asia-Pacific region, including Vietnam, today enjoy the unique opportunity to admire the total and partial solar eclipse this year.
The following image will give you a completely different view of the planets in our solar system.
Look back at the events that the world has experienced in 2015 with the photos below.
The Sun observation spacecraft captured impressive images of a Sun storm.
Attending Techmart 2015, farmer scientists brought rice transplanters without using solar powered engines and boats, pomelos printed with Vietnamese map ... to many peop…
Our earth is so small compared to the vastness of the space outside the planet so you have to stretch your eyes to see.