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At the end of a very successful press conference at 14:00 on February 22, 2017 (ie 2 am on February 23, 2017 in Vietnam time), NASA was happy to announce the discovery o…
The bright red eye nebula image is in the sights of the Spitzer space telescope of the US Aerospace Agency.
A star discovered in the Milky Way is 12,000 light-years from Earth. It has 10 times the mass of 20,000 energy compared to the Sun. This star has been a headache for sci…
Although it is expected to be the most Earth-like planet with an extremely close distance, HD 219134b is still not possible
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has just discovered a planet made of rock like Earth and located only 21 light-years away, the closest of any known planetary planet. .
Astronomers at NASA have discovered an Earth-like planet more than Kepler-452b and is a gold mine for scientific research.
British scientists have discovered a terrifying fluctuation on the rock planet 55 Cancri e, dubbed the
For the first time, British scientists have discovered terrifying temperature fluctuations on a so-called rock planet
International astronomers have discovered a supposedly oldest blue galaxy in the known galaxies so far.
Recently NASA continues to discover a smoky cloud-like planet, located 13,000 light-years from Earth. This is said to be one of the furthest planets ever seen in the uni…
A yellow ball-shaped block appeared in some images taken by NASA's Spitzer space telescope.
For the first time astronomers have captured the fleeting image of a giant galaxy in the newly formed phase when the universe is about 3 billion years old.
Spitzer Space Telescope has discovered a collision between asteroids, which can lead to the formation of new planets.
Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescope have simultaneously discovered one of the most distant galaxies ever.
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.