The Hubble Space Telescope photographed a galaxy with star formation nebulae all around it. The galaxy in question could pave the way for new discoveries about supernovae.
The Hubble Space Telescope photographed a galaxy with star formation nebulae all around it. The galaxy in question could pave the way for new discoveries about supernovae.
Scientists discovered a new asteroid named “2023DW” with a diameter of 50 meters. It was reported that this asteroid could hit the Earth with a low probability in 2046.
Japan’s rocket launch attempt in the past few hours has failed. The H3 rocket crashed shortly after takeoff. Japan has announced that it will investigate the problem.
By observing the moons of Jupiter, Juno allowed us to see the moon Io more clearly than ever before.
Scientists have discovered two planets around the star HIP 104045, which is 175 light-years away from Earth. These planets aroused curiosity with their extreme resemblance to Jupiter and Neptune in our Solar System.
The James Webb Space Telescope imaged a galaxy simultaneously in 3 different time zones. In the galaxy, a supernova was seen before and after.
Astronomers and astrophysicists at Pennsylvania State University announced that the James Webb Space Telescope has discovered 6 galaxies that were found to form in the first 1 billion years of the universe. But these galaxies are much larger than previously thought.
Scientists have managed to capture images of a quasar called NRAO 530, which is 7.5 billion light-years away, with data from telescopes around the world.
Would you like to listen to the sound of a very special star about 6500 light years from the Sun? SYSTEM Sounds has fulfilled your wish.
Although artificial intelligence technology is an area that many of us are familiar with, it continues to appear in a different area of our lives every day. Even in space where there is no known life…
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