When a star explodes, its remains mix with gases and dust in space, creating a beautiful view of the space tape. The Hubble Space Telescope spotted the remains of a star believed to have exploded about 10,000 to 20,000 years ago. The impressive scene is reminiscent of an orange ribbon. …
Read More »Scientists have confirmed that a long stay in space causes changes in the brains of astronauts
The research also states that all indicators return to normal after seven months on Earth. Research published in the academic journal Science Advances has confirmed that a long stay in space affects the brain structure of astronauts. Scientists from Belgium, Germany, Russia and Australia studied the brain structure of 11 …
Read More »China has launched its mysterious spacecraft
Many compare the Chinese spacecraft to the American mysterious X-37B plane, which is currently in Earth orbit. China has launched a type of spacecraft that will be possible to use more than once, and it is assumed that it is a space plane. Many compare the Chinese spacecraft to the …
Read More »NASA has calculated the probability of a collision of the asteroid “2018VP1” moving towards the Earth
The probability that the asteroid will have any impact on the Earth is 0.41 percent. An asteroid called “2018VP1” could enter the Earth’s atmosphere on November 2, although the chances of that are quite small, the American space agency NASA announced. The diameter of this asteroid is 1.8 to 3.9 …
Read More »One asteroid will pass by Earth on November 2
The asteroid was first identified at the Palomar Observatory in California in 2018. The US space agency NASA announced that an asteroid will pass by the Earth on November 2. The asteroid is known as “2018VP1” and is just under two meters in diameter, so it is estimated that its …
Read More »NASA is tracking a huge, growing anomaly in the Earth’s magnetic field
NASA is actively monitoring a strange anomaly in Earth’s magnetic field: a giant area of lower magnetic intensity in the sky above the planet, stretching between South America and southwest Africa. This huge development phenomenon, called the South Atlantic anomaly, has intrigued and worried scientists for years, and perhaps most …
Read More »NASA will stop using racist nicknames for space objects
It is unknown at this time how NASA will prevent the use of unwanted terms in the future. The US space agency NASA has announced that it will stop using the offensive nicknames that space objects have received over the past decades, and will primarily abolish those that empower racism. …
Read More »NASA has released a new photo of Saturn
NASA-in Hubble Space Telescope captured a new, extremely clear image of Saturn in early July. What sets Saturn apart from other planets at first glance are its rings, the largest and brightest in our solar system. They extend 280,000 kilometers from the planet itself, and are wide enough to accommodate …
Read More »Mars rover Curiosity celebrated eight years on Mars
Rover Curiosity landed on the Red Planet in August 2012 and has since provided people on Earth with information and photographs describing the situation on Mars. In March 2020, the rover climbed the Greenheugh Pediment, a rocky area located at the top of a hill, and before that he painted …
Read More »Rare star explosions create half of the calcium in space, including the minerals that make up our bones and teeth
Researchers recently located SN 2019ehk, 55 million light-years from Earth, which emitted the most calcium of all recorded unique explosive astrophysical events of its kind. Rare star explosions have produced half of the calcium in space, including nutrients in our teeth and bones, new research has revealed. Unique explosions, called …
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