Hubble photographed a peanut star explosion
The Hubble Space Telescope (NASA / ESA) recently captured the first optical images of a shocking stellar explosion, and discovered a rapid peanut-shaped balloon bulging…
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Telescope.
1,099 published items.
The Hubble Space Telescope (NASA / ESA) recently captured the first optical images of a shocking stellar explosion, and discovered a rapid peanut-shaped balloon bulging…
On May 14, 2009, two European telescopes Herschel and Planck will be launched into orbit from the Kourou space airport (French Guiana).
A new image processing technology could allow astronomers to discover extraterrestrial planets that might be lurking in the data of more than a decade of the Hubble Spac…
The telescope carries the mission of searching for life-capable planets that have just been launched into space at an American military base.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has just discovered a new convincing evidence that galaxies are surrounded by dark matter halo.
The new image by the Spitzer Space Telescope (NASA) shows that impending collisions occur between the central part of the two galaxies.
Extremely large telescope ESO has recently taken an unprecedented picture of the two mixed and chaotic galaxies.
A spacecraft of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will be launched into the March 5 space, bringing a super large camera ...
The Fermi telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has discovered a massive explosion in the universe that could, according to scientists, be the largest gamma ray ex…
UK astronomers using the Swift NASA telescope have recently recorded information about the early stages of a gamma-ray burst.
Marco Delbo from Côte d Observatory 'Azur, France, spoke about the research he directed:' Knowledge of small planets' sizes and shapes is crucial in understanding how to…
Astronomers use NASA's Swift satellite and Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope to observe explosions from the rest of a star 30,000 light-years away.
Engineers and astrophysicists from Calgary University of Canada will participate in the world's largest radio telescope project.
NGC 2264 is located 2,600 light-years from Earth in the faint constellation Unicorn of Monoceros, not far from the familiar Hunter constellation of Orion.
The multi-colored infrared image of our Milky Way galaxy center shows a new cluster of stars and complex structural details in the ionized gas swirling around the 300 li…