The quest to find the most mysterious matter in the universe
From deep underground, in abandoned gold and nickel mines, containers of liquid xenon and germanium crystals are used to detect dark matter particles.
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From deep underground, in abandoned gold and nickel mines, containers of liquid xenon and germanium crystals are used to detect dark matter particles.
Scientists discovered that 2020 BX12 is a binary asteroid with a smaller rock orbiting a larger rock.
The European Space Agency's Gaia satellite (ESA) has captured the closest exoplanet ever formed.
To help the astronauts be safer when working in space, college girls have found a way to clean up the debris in Earth's orbit with artificial intelligence.
The mission of protecting the planet not only helps the Earth avoid extraterrestrial organisms such as bacteria, but also protects the life forms in space from us.
The Dark Emulator will analyze and decode a huge block of astrophysical data, using processed information to build simulations about the universe.
Astronaut Christina Koch returns to Earth and fulfills the longest space mission in history ever accomplished by a woman.
In 2019, astronomers have caught many strange and unimaginable exoplanets, far different from every object in the Solar System.
This discovery provides important clues as to how oxygen and other key elements are created in the universe.
The Big Bang occurred about 13.8 billion years ago, but what did the universe look like before the Big Bang? It is possible that before the Big Bang, the universe was an…
The echo of X-ray radiation helps to identify the material properties swallowed by the black hole, the gas environment surrounding the black hole ...
According to an interesting theory, consciousness is simply the energy contained in our bodies and released after death, can find a new host.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) on December 31, 2019 shared photos that reveal the structure and glow of the spiral galaxy NGC 4258.
Physicists at Lancaster University recently have a new study, showing that the ABS plastic bricks of the Lego jigsaw are so familiar to you that you can withstand the al…