Decipher the secret behind super solar storm
Super solar storms in 2012, if heading toward the globe, could knock down the electric networks on Earth and destroy the satellites on its way.
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Super solar storms in 2012, if heading toward the globe, could knock down the electric networks on Earth and destroy the satellites on its way.
The telescope of the US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently discovered 715 planets outside the solar system, which could help study Earth-like planets.
Extraterrestrial planets (planets outside the solar system) are extremely mysterious and strange worlds, can even be extremely scary.
Researchers hope the new map can support future Ganymede exploration missions, according to Space.com.
The dye found in cave paintings will be used to increase the heat barrier to the heat from the sun.
The team of European experts has found an unknown comet that has never been known before, because it lurks deep inside the solar system.
The closest neighbor of the sun may contain a more evolved life-like planet than Earth, with islands on the surface, shallow waters and a sloping sea floor.
European astronomers have found new evidence that the Milky Way expands inward from the inside out.
Astronomers call them such super-Earths and planets so much outside our solar system.
Earth-sized planets can support life at a distance of 10 times the maximum compared to previous calculations.
A powerful storm on the sun's upper atmosphere makes a spaceship a vessel unable to leave the launch pad.
Every 11 years, this event is repeated once: the Sun's magnetic field will change dramatically for each other.
A rare meteorite was formed shortly after the pictorial solar system was forgotten for 140 years.
According to scientists, IRIS's findings may shed some light on the Sun's secrets.
Scientists have predicted that the sun has a particle-like structure (matter particle). Each particle of this matter can be 16 times larger than the Earth.