Data from the James Webb Telescope reveals water cycle in protoplanetary disks An international team of astrophysicists as part of the PDRs4All Early Release Science…
Earth’s gravity could tear apart space rocks, reducing asteroid danger
Each year, dozens of asteroids come closer to Earth than the Moon, but collisions with asteroids are extremely rare. New research suggests that our planet…
From seconds to eternity: AI overcomes key obstacles to thermonuclear dreams
Smart technology can help solve one of the biggest energy problems Scientists working on nuclear fusion say they have discovered a way to solve one…
Nickname Zoozve: Mysterious object flies near Venus, but it’s definitely not a Venus moon
It has a diameter of several hundred meters and has been observed by astronomers for more than 20 years. Generally, this object was initially and…
James Webb enabled astronomers to observe the formation of neutron stars
James Webb enabled astronomers to observe the formation of neutron stars Astronomers have a unique opportunity to study the early stages of the formation and…
A mysterious giant wave slowly crosses the Milky Way
Credit: Ralf Konietzka, Alyssa Goodman, and WorldWide Telescope Radcliffe waves spanning 9,000 light years are not stationary, research shows. Astronomers at Harvard University have announced…
eROSITA’s X-ray research could solve the crisis surrounding the ‘heterogeneity’ of the universe
eROSITA’s X-ray research could solve the crisis surrounding the ‘heterogeneity’ of the universe Reconfirm the standard model A new analysis of galaxy cluster evolution, conducted…
Our Universe is no longer as bulky as it used to be, and that’s a real problem.
The HSC observed the sky for a total of 330 nights over six years, and different teams of researchers analyzed the data in different ways.…
Scientists believe that the Small Magellanic Cloud is actually made up of two separate galaxies.
An international team of astronomers and astrophysicists has discovered that the Small Magellanic Cloud is not one galaxy, but two galaxies, one behind the other.…