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Telescope looks back in time 13.5 billion years
The NASA Aerospace Agency (NASA) is building the James Webb space telescope (JWST), dubbed
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Capture 'ghost' photos in the universe
The Hubble Space Telescope of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has observed the specter of destined celestial bodies lurking around where these objects appear and disapp…
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The most expensive cosmic projects on the planet
The desire to conquer the universe is always endless, despite the huge cost of serving great works in space.
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Astronomers confused because of the giant version of the earth
The Kepler space telescope detected a planet with a hard surface like the globe, but its size was 17 times larger than our planet.
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The Kepler space telescope returned to operation
Beginning later this month, scientists at NASA's Ames Research Center will deploy Kepler's next mission.
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A bunch of photos about the Head Monkey nebula
NASA has just released a series of impressive new images of the Monkey Head Nebula, a star-forming cradle about 6,400 light-years from Earth.
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Measure the rotation speed of the galaxy
American astronomers used the Hubble space telescope to see for the first time the speed of rotation of a galaxy.
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NEOWISE ships back after starting a new mission
The NEOWISE probe (new name according to WISE's mission to detect dangerous objects near Earth) has sent to the first test images.
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Telescope 'travel' back in time 13.2 billion years
The European Space Agency and NASA have introduced the first images of galaxies 13.2 billion years ago, captured by Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer.
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ESA telescope launches warning meteors fall
Gaia telescope has been launched thanks to the Soyuz-STB-Fregat rocket rocket from the Guyana space center of France.
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Japan successfully launched the new Epsilon missile
On September 14, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said it successfully launched the new Epsilon missile using solid fuel, carrying a telescope to observe sp…
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Japan delayed the launch of the Epsilon rocket 19 hours before the scheduled time
On August 27, Japan postponed the Epsilon rocket launcher carrying the world's first SPRINT-A space telescope to observe the planets.
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Aliens communicate by laser?
American scientists hypothesize that aliens do not communicate with radio waves but use lasers to transmit data. Scientists hope to find evidence for this hypothesis soo…
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The true size of the Milky Way
Spiral galaxies like our Milky Way are in fact larger than expected, according to a new study by Colorado Boulder University based on data collected from the Hubble Spac…