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Detecting weird ghosts only contains 0.01% stars
Close in size to the galaxy Milky Way, another strange galaxy known as the universe's most spooky galaxy with no-one features.
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China's first coastal satellite launch pad
The location near the sea of the Hainan Satellite Launching Center increases the speed and fuel economy of missiles.
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Astronomers have 'ignored' the first evidence of this planet
Evidence of exoplanets appeared in 1917, but astronomers were unaware, even claiming that exoplanets appeared in the 1990s.
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Detecting black holes 'monsters' 350 million times more massive than the Sun.
According to British researchers, this black hole is many times larger than the black holes scientists have known.
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The invisible shield of the Earth
An invisible shield at 11,500km altitude is protecting the Earth from dangerous electronic particles, especially when intense solar storms occur.
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Asteroids challenge every law of gravity
A giant asteroid with a special orbital close to Earth is in fact an unusual combination of debris, spinning rapidly at a record speed.
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The first image of the early Milky Way Strip
Astronomers from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) used Hubble space glasses to look back at the time when the Milky Way was formed.
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China successfully launched Phong Van-03 satellite
China successfully launched the meteorological satellite
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Detect invisible belt around the earth
A radiation belt that unprecedented scientific circles surrounded the earth last year before being destroyed by the shockwave.
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1 Russian satellite hits Chinese space waste
According to Radio Voice of Russia, Russia's Blitz satellite, which works in conjunction with the international laser remote sensing system, collided with the debris of…
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NASA changed the mission's name to study the radiation belt
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced the mission of Van Allen, in an effort to study the earth's radiation belts.
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NASA launched two satellites to probe the radiation belt
On August 30, from Cape Canavaral Air Base in Florida, the US Space Agency launched two satellites into orbit to probe the radiation belts and protect the Earth against…
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Into the harshest area in the universe
NASA is preparing to deploy two radiation storms (RBSP) for the mission to explore the harsh environments of charged particles around our planet.
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China launched 12 meteorological satellites before 2020
The flower center on March 3 reported that China will launch 12 meteorological satellites before 2020 to further enhance the country's ability to monitor the weather.
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Astronomy with new fields: Dark matter
Astronomers have for the first time drawn a map of dark matter with the widest scale ever observed. Their findings reveal a complex cosmic grid of dark matter and galaxi…