Stellar “ghost”: astronomers may have discovered a free floating “dark” black hole
Stellar “ghost”: astronomers may have discovered a free floating “dark” black hole
Tag: celestial body
The earth flies 630 kilometers per second in the universe. Where is the destination? Scientists have given the answer
Absolute stillness does not exist at all, because any object that seems to have no movement, placed in the framework of the solar system, is actually rotating with the earth. However, for thousands of years, we have long adapted to this movement, so we can’t feel it at all.
What is nirspec? ESA explains the instruments on the James Webb Space Telescope
What is nirspec? ESA explains the instruments on the James Webb Space Telescope
100 times larger than the Milky way, Dutch astronomers found mysterious objects in deep space
100 times larger than the Milky way, Dutch astronomers found mysterious objects in deep space
Astronomers found a mysterious rotating object on the edge of the Milky Way galaxy
Astronomers found a mysterious rotating object on the edge of the Milky Way galaxy
Mysterious cosmic signal on nature astronomer: this phenomenon has never been seen before
Mysterious cosmic signal on nature astronomer: this phenomenon has never been seen before
Scientists found strange radio signals in the Milky Way: repeated every 18 minutes
Scientists found strange radio signals in the Milky Way: repeated every 18 minutes
International astronomer: “China’s heavenly eye” brings shocking observation results
Beijing, January 6 (reporter Sun Zifa) – the 500 meter spherical radio telescope (fast) of the National Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, known as the “Chinese heavenly eye”, has been officially opened to the world for nearly a year. How do international peers evaluate it?
Scientists are investigating anomalies around the binary system tic 400799224
Scientists are investigating anomalies around the binary system tic 400799224
They lit the “cosmic light” 2400 meters underground
They lit the “cosmic light” 2400 meters underground