- 12 August 2023
In recent days and nights, we have seen frequent flashes of lightning everywhere around and above our regions. It seems that we will have fewer flashes in the sky in the coming days. Probably during the day but not at night!
Read the full article- 11 August 2023
SOS, Mayday, Alert to all. Miniature, innocent victims of the night have disappeared from the face of the earth! When was the last time you saw them?
Read the full article- 6 August 2023
It spends its entire life underground in its tunnels and burrows. Their eyes atrophied during evolution and are covered with skin, which is why the species got the name blind mole-rat.
Read the full article- 3 August 2023
NASA is taking you on a big trip that will start as planned in mid-October next year (2024). There are enough places for everyone, you just need to register on time!
Read the full article- 28 July 2023
The Oort cloud was formed in the period immediately after the formation of the large planets. In fact, large planets ejected objects from the planetary region. Let’s chew that up into logical bits.
Read the full article- 20 July 2023
The powerful, large Ariane 5 rocket of the European Space Agency was launched on its one hundred and seventeenth mission in the first seconds after midnight, July 6. This is the final launch of the infamous, giant European rocket.
Read the full article- 17 July 2023
On July 1st ESA’s Euclid observatory was launched from the Space Force Station (United States) Cape Canaveral, by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket.
Read the full article- 14 July 2023
Comets in the Oort cloud could not have formed in their current places, because the material at such huge distances is so thinned that nothing could really coalesce into objects of several kilometers there.
Read the full article- 10 July 2023
What are the possibilities of developing intelligent life on red dwarf planets and what advantages would such life have over life on planetary systems like ours?
Read the full article- 6 July 2023
Do you know what is shown in the image above? Today we might say – a stick stuck in the ground, but in ancient times it was a powerful and precise astronomical instrument. It is professionally called a gnomon and it is the first astronomical instrument created by man.
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