Sound waves from Japanese earthquakes hit the universe
An extraterrestrial artificial satellite noted the impact of the negative wave from the terrible earthquake in Japan on March 11, 2011.
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An extraterrestrial artificial satellite noted the impact of the negative wave from the terrible earthquake in Japan on March 11, 2011.
Since February 15, about 11 sensors on Greenland, Africa, Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia and many other areas have received negative waves from meteorite explosions in ce…
A group of students is conducting experiments in the hope of finding an answer to the long-held hypothesis that sound cannot be heard in a vacuum.
Destroying meteorites that threaten Earth with atomic bombs sounds like a science fiction movie but can completely become a reality.
The gravity of the black hole is so strong that even light cannot escape, turning them into dark objects that never emit any form of radiation.
Mars One announced it would build a Mars settlement in 2023, sounding like a fiction story, but it was completely true. The Dutch-funded privately owned company has a pl…
European Aeronautics and Space Group EADS is investing in the study of aircraft with speeds four times the speed of sound.
In orbiting flights, almost every astronaut suffers from hallucinations but they seem to be meaningless so they don't speak out. However, many experts believe it is a ph…
On the evening of May 10, people along the Virginia coast called 911 to report a big explosion. The US aerospace agency has said it could be a meteorite.
The US Space Agency (NASA) is planning to build supersonic passenger planes at speeds five times faster than the speed of sound.
For the first time, astronomers have discovered that the magnetic field of the atmosphere outside the sun produces mysterious sound tunes.
Scientists hope that a supercomputer created by Syracuse University's physics department could help them know the sound of a black hole in space. The super computer name…
A combination of technology and careful observation probably explained the secret 100 years ago about how the sun works. The secret is that the sun halo is often thought…
Astronauts have recorded heavenly music played by the air currents circulating in the sun's atmosphere. Although this sound is only about milli-hertz (1/1000 hertz) - be…
According to Mark Whittle, professor of astronomy at Virginia University, the Big Bang big bang 13.7 billion years ago caused a tremendous noise, releasing billions of s…