Astronomical phenomena observed from Vietnam in the Year of the Monkey
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Most of these events can be observed with the naked eye or amateur optical instruments, but to be able to see the phenomenon clearly, conditions such as time, weather, a…
The discovery of gravitational waves for the first time is a major and significant event of modern physics in particular and the world in general, paving the way for oth…
Astronomers at the California Institute of Technology announced the discovery of credible evidence of the 9th planet of the Solar System.
Australian scientists discovered a planet orbiting a parent star at a billion billion kilometers, 7,000 times the distance between the Earth and the Sun.
Until the Ninth Planet has been discovered (just hypothesis), Uranus (Uranus) is still the planet
Astronomers analyze the largest cluster of galaxies that existed in the early days of the universe and estimated it had more than 500 billion billion times the mass of t…
Scientists discovered the most powerful supernova ever with 20 times the brightness of the Milky Way and 570 billion times the Sun.
The researchers discovered galaxies that are 350 billion billion times brighter than the Sun are in a state of great chaos because of the infrared beam and are disintegr…
Black holes can only grow to the limit of 50 billion solar masses before losing their energy source and stopping growth.
The Sun is just like a dust particle when compared to the largest star in the universe.
What's more interesting than welcoming 2016 with a unique astronomical phenomenon?
The tiny star that shines 10,000 times the Sun can hinder or disrupt the evolution of life on planets orbiting it.
The vast universe with mysterious bodies has so far contained many difficult questions to answer, making the scientific community hard to find the answer. According to N…
According to Rutledge, people in Asia, Europe and North America will be able to see this special event if they leave the towns with too much artificial light.
The US government is preparing to deal with a solar storm, which could devastate electricity networks around the world for months.