Groundbreaking Achievement: Astronomers Photograph Our Galaxy’s Black Hole
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What is the Event Horizon Telescope? The EHT (Event Horizon Telescope) is a global ultra-long baseline radio interferometer operating at…
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Optimistic Scenario: Study Suggests Over 40,000 Alien Civilizations in our Galaxy and Contact is 2k Years Away
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A study published in the Astrophysical Journal might explain why alien civilizations have not contacted us. Researchers have concluded two…
NASA HD Footage of What Apollo 16 Astronauts Saw on the Moon
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NASA has created another stunning video of the Apollo missions. This time, using high-definition imagery, experts have managed to reconstruct…
Type III Alien Civilizations Likely Harness Energy Around Black Holes Using Massive Dyson Spheres
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Energy as a factor in the development of civilization Energy is a key factor determining the development of civilization. Energy…
First Object From Another Solar System Impacted Earth in 2014, Secret Government Memo Reveals
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Impact of the discovery of ‘Oumuamua The widespread interest in interstellar objects in the Solar System began with the discovery…
Pioneer 11, the First Spacecraft to Visit Saturn, Celebrates Its 49th Anniversary
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Pioneer 11: Chronology of the Mission Launch and Jupiter flybys Launched on April 6, 1973, Pioneer 11 flew past Jupiter…
Strange Glass Spheres and 4 Other Discoveries on the Moon
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Chang’e 4 mission overview The automatic station Chang’e-4 made a soft landing on the far side of the moon on…
5 Things You Should Know About the First Quadruple Asteroid System
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Astronomers confirmed the first quadruple asteroid in history – this is Elektra from the Main Belt, which has now acquired…
15 Facts About James Webb, Mankind’s Largest Most Complex Space Telescope
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Name and Budget Initially, the telescope bore the short but difficult to pronounce name NGST (Next Generation Space Telescope). In…
2022 Hubble Calendar Reveals the Wonders of the Cosmos
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Hubble holds the record for the longest operation among space telescopes, operating in low-earth orbit for more than 31 years….
Watch The Moment a Spacecraft Touches The Sun in Stunning New Video
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The Parker Solar Probe came closer to the Sun than any other spacecraft The Parker Solar Probe determined the position…
See Hubble’s Spectacular Photographs of Our Solar System’s Planets
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Planetary scientists presented new results and images obtained during the long-term monitoring of the atmospheres of giant planets using the…
NASA is Putting a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon
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NASA announced a new ambitious project within the framework of the Artemis program, which will see the return of humans…
Harvard Astronomers Maintain Oumuamua Might Have Been Alien Tech
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Harvard astrophysicists Amir Siraj and Avi Loeb have refuted the recent hypothesis that Oumuamua was а “nitrogen iceberg”. Scientists suggested…
Listen to the First-Ever Recorded Sound Emanating From Mercury
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The team of the BepiColombo interplanetary station has published scientific data collected during the first gravity assist maneuver off Mercury….
Supernova Blast to be Visible From Earth in 2037
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Astronomers have discovered the third appearance of a gravitationally lensed supernova explosion dubbed Supernova Requiem. The images of the phenomenon…
Dyson Spheres Around Black Holes Could Power Alien Civilizations
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An international team of astronomers presented new research focused on the generation of energy around black holes and predicted that…
Does Our Moon Have a Magnetic Shield?
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The moon was formed about 4.5 billion years ago, from material ejected into orbit after the collision of the Earth with a massive celestial body. At first, the satellite was molten and had its own magnetic shield, traces of which can be found today in local minerals.
10 Things You Need To Know About The Briefest Supernova Gamma-Ray Burst
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Astronomers have recorded the shortest gamma-ray burst ever produced by the collapse of a massive star. The discovery may question the generally accepted classification of gamma-ray bursts based on their duration.
10 Things You Should Know About the Laniakea Supercluster
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Can you tell where our planet is in the universe? Of course, planet Earth is in the Solar System, which in turn is in the Orion Arm, the small galactic arm of the Milky Way. Well, our own galaxy then? Did you know that it is part of the Laniakeа Supercluster along with tens of thousands of other galaxies?
Fly Over Jupiter and Ganymede in This Amazing NASA Video Filmed by Juno
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Although humankind has still not developed the necessary technology to travel to the outermost parts of our solar system, we…
Will GPS Work On The Moon?
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The American company Masten Space Systems will develop a lunar navigation system based on surface radio beacons. The device in lunar orbit will drop beacons to the surface that will be adapted for a hard landing and will be able to provide positioning for other satellites and spacecraft in lunar orbit, without the use of terrestrial navigation systems.