The moon is the satellite of our Earth, 384,400 km away from our planet, its size is 30 times the diameter of the Earth, which we can see in the sky at night, the part we see, the whole part of the moon Does not happen, we can see only 59% of the moon. How […]
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NASA hubble telescope captured the image of a storm running on Mars.
A few days ago a storm has been seen on Mars, it is believed that this is responsible for dusty mist and other dust clouds on Mars. The storm that arose on Mars is of red dust, the only reason for this is, the red of Mars, the large regional dust storm on Mars as […]
The edge of the galaxy was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope.
We have not been able to see the full size of the Milky Way till date, because our Earth is located at the end of the Milky Way, due to which we are not able to see the Milky Way in its entirety. The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy, and the volume of the […]
Spacex successfully launched Demo 2, Spacex Spacecraft is taking astronauts to ISS.
Demo 2 was scheduled to launch on May 27, but due to bad weather, the launch had to be stopped, the weather had deteriorated 17 minutes ahead of time, and this time the weather did not support. Launched May 30, SpaceX’s crew Dragon Spacecraft launched at 3:22 am, the mission’s purpose being to take American […]
NASA chief Jim Bridenstein says that SpaceX’s first astronaut launch will be a ‘unique moment’ for America.
SpaceX is taking two astronauts on ISS for the first time, the demo 2 mission is very important for Spacex, because this will determine the fate of Spacex. If Spacex succeeds in the Demo 2 mission, then Spacex may be an option for upcoming missions, find out on May 27, whether the fate of Space […]
NASA Hubble Space Telescope Sees Stellar Glitter in a Cosmic void.
The parts of the Universe which are empty for some reason, there are either fewer galaxies at these places, or not. Cosmic voids of the Universe are vast spaces between filaments (the largest-scale structures in the universe), and voids typically have a diameter of 10 to 100 megapixes, which are specifically defined by the absence […]
NASA has named the next space telescope as astronomy Nancy Grace Roman.
In 2020, NASA is about to launch a space telescope, and NASA is naming its next generation of space telescopes like every time, in honor of Nancy Grace Roman, NASA’s first major astronomer, at the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope ( WFIRST), which paved the way for a space telescope focused on the wider universe. […]
New gravity-wave model may bring neutron stars even more in focus.
For model, the animations shown here oscillate roughly once every two seconds. In these seasonably disconcert, space had not yet become “limpid”, so observations supported upon light, radio waves, and other electromagnetic radiation that remote back into opportunity are circumscribed or unavailable. The more information we can muster by developing ever more sophistichated theoretical design, […]
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s First Look, It’s Now Fully Stowed
More intelligence on Webb’s pierce configuration. Each fender holds three of its primary mirror segments.Webb will explain mysteries of our solar system, look beyond to distant worlds around other bespangle, and examine the obscure structures and origins of our universe and our office in it. The two flight of the telescope structure will in the […]
Tilt is seen in the bridge of Abel 2384 system.
The bridge between two large galaxies has been observed by NASA’s Lunar X-ray Observatory, which for some reason the bursa has tilted into this bridge, we have to understand what the bridge is, to understand the tilt of this bridge ? And how are the bridges between the two streets formed? As we know, at […]
