The Solar System in 2005
In 2005, humanity took further steps in understanding the mysteries of the solar system, adding interesting discoveries that opened enormous new doorways for mankind.
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In 2005, humanity took further steps in understanding the mysteries of the solar system, adding interesting discoveries that opened enormous new doorways for mankind.
The secret of the formation of the solar system will soon be clear? For the first time, dust samples from distant universes contained in comets have been collected on Ea…
In 2005, scientists continued to discover the solar system's mysteries through spectacular landings and interesting observations ... Beginning with the fact that the Huy…
In 2006, the world will go further in the exploration of the universe. What space events this year will be noticed, interested ... The universe is always a black curtain
Astronomers have discovered what they believe is about to be the birth of the smallest solar system: from astronomical observations from the ground as well as from space…
One of the smallest planets of another solar system was discovered by astronomers at the Southern European Observatory in North Chile. A group of French and Swiss astron…
At 4:33 (Paris time) today 9/11, the European spacecraft called Venus Express will leave the left to reach Venus, at the same time as the Russian Soyouz-Fregat rocket la…
Pluto is the farthest planet in the solar system and also the smallest planet. According to recent observations by the US Space Agency, up to three satellites (not 1) ar…
Leading astronomers around the world are debating the criteria to be able to call a celestial body a planet, comparing Pluto Pluto and a newly discovered asteroid, Sedna.
Using the Hubble Space Telescope to observe the solar system's edge, astronomers discovered two more small moons flying around the orbit of Pluto, bringing the planet's…
Galileo gave Copernicus the heliocentric theory and insisted on defending his discovery in the opposition of the Church at the time.
June 25 is considered a dark day of aerospace with a series of accidents.
On April 25, 1990, the $ 2.5 billion Hubble space telescope went into operation after being launched from the Discovery spacecraft and into orbit Earth's 600km. This is…
Dutch astronomer Johannes Fabricius while observing the Sun through his telescope unknowingly discovered dark spots on the star's surface. This is also the first time an…
Christiaan Huygens was the first to discover the Titan satellite, but the name was set by another astronomer two centuries later.