Spaceship Captures Strange Signal: New Record for “Cosmic Death”!
Confusing data from the Gaia spacecraft may reveal one of the most sought-after types of objects in the Milky Way.Gaia is a small spacecraft launched by the European Space Agency ...
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Revealing the “8 Buried Worlds” of the Universe
Two Powerful Observatories Join Forces to Discover 8 Celestial Objects Hidden by Brighter CompanionsBy combining the capabilities of the GRAVITY instrument from the European Southern Observatory (ESO) mounted on the ...
We are about to witness the Moon passing through a red giant star
The Moon is gradually moving towards Antares - the brightest star in the constellation Scorpius, known as a red supergiant. This moment coincides with the Full Moon of May, also ...
The Presence of Life’s Breath is Mysterious on the ‘Planet from Nothingness’
What many scientists have long awaited to capture in exoplanets with life now appears in a difficult-to-define celestial form.A research team led by Dr. Jackie Faherty from the American Museum ...
Discovery of a Super-Earth that May Be in the Habitable Zone
Astronomers Discover a Super-Earth in the Habitable Zone Orbiting a Star 137 Light Years from Our Solar SystemThe exoplanet, named TOI-715b, orbits a small, cool red dwarf star that is ...
The Giant Threat of Betelgeuse: If It Explodes, Could It Devour the Earth?
At the edge of the universe, the star cluster Betelgeuse is quietly burning, known for its immense power and strange energy. However, the threat posed by this star cluster has ...
Extraterrestrial Life: Bad News from “Red Earth”
In the search for cool and habitable stars within the galaxy that contains Earth, scientists have discovered several Earth-sized planets. However, new research suggests that these findings may not bring ...
“Monster” Sima Qian Describes Color-Changing, About to Explode in Earth’s Sky
The renowned historian and astronomer of the Han dynasty in China once described a yellow Betelgeuse, which is the bright red "monster star" we see in the sky over 2,000 ...
