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The terrible explosion of Eta Carinae seems to be completely dominated by a weaker form than a conventional supernova without destroying the star.
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The terrible explosion of Eta Carinae seems to be completely dominated by a weaker form than a conventional supernova without destroying the star.
The Hubble Space Telescope has solved a puzzling problem about the giant fibers formed by the strong uterus surrounding the galaxy NGC 1275
The new photo by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope tells us the story of life and death in a family's rich history.
If an object looks like a black hole, it acts like a black hole, it might be a black hole.
A group of European astronomers provided information that recent supernovae are not as normal as we thought. Instead, the star is said to have exploded and fell into a b…
As of 7:42 pm on 10-8 hours EDT (ie 18: 42 minutes on the same day in Hanoi), the Hubble telescope has traveled around 100,000 times.
When observed with the GEMINI telescope, two Brazilian and American astronomers first discovered that small planets resemble
An X-ray observatory discovered a star exploding in the Milky Way, but observers have not noticed this event at all.
Let's see this as a case of the missing dwarf. A group of astronomers must perform interstellar field investigations. They had two suspects, signs of attack and assault,…
Using a powerful optical telescope, researchers at Boston University (USA) captured an image of a supermassive black hole while they spewed extremely powerful charged mo…
The Canadian Space Agency is preparing to launch a tiny satellite in 2009 to hunt down dangerous asteroids in orbit near the earth.
Astronomers using the giant telescope the Very Large Telescope (VLT) of Eso have for the first time discovered in carbon monoxide molecular ultraviolet radiation in a ga…
It is expected that this new type of European telescope of the Southern Hemisphere Astronomical Research (ESO) will be used in early 2009.
Astronomers yesterday were delighted to announce that they had for the first time filmed a shooting star exploded. That's why they can now learn how to observe other met…
Not long ago, anyone who claimed that they witnessed the glint on the moon would be suspected by professional astronomers. Such reports are stored in L (lunatic) terms