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 detected a planet with a hard surface like the globe, but its size was 17 times larger than our planet.
A group of scientists have published some new evidence that the Moon was formed after a very strong collision between a Theia-sized celestial body.
British scientists have shown that the Sun's activity affects the lightning frequency that hits Earth.
The asteroid is about the same size as a new bus passing through the Earth at close range, but does not cause a dangerous impact.
On May 23, 24, our planet will receive an amazing astronomical phenomenon - that is
A meteorite may have swept the sky near Toronto in the daytime and created rare bright spots.
New research results have raised the probability of asteroids being bombed to a higher level than before.
In a rare astronomical event, Mars will move toward the sun on April 8, creating a straight line between Mars, the sun and the Earth.
Astronomers believe that the Cassini cruise ship witnessed the birth of a baby moon at the belt of Saturn.
For the first time, scientists discovered planets that exist in liquid form similar in size to the earth.
The moon appears about 95 million years after the Solar System was formed from a planetary collision.
What is worse than an asteroid hitting the earth? The answer is 'twin killer', indicating the simultaneous attack of the double asteroid system.
The telescope of the US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently discovered 715 planets outside the solar system, which could help study Earth-like planets.
Tonight (March 5), an asteroid the size of three double-decker buses will fly extremely close to the Earth at a distance closer to the Moon.
An asteroid the size of three football fields that just flew over Earth on the morning of February 18, The Gurdian reported.