Science

[ad_1] Astronomers may have caught a relatively close star nibbling at a planet or mini-planets. A NASA space telescope noticed that the star suddenly looked a little strange last year. The observatory …

[ad_1] Planetary systems are not born overnight. When stars form and begin to bring debris into their orbit, some of these materials eventually form nascent planets and the gravity of these bodies …

[ad_1] A dinosaur covered with bone armor from his spiny head to his clubbed tail was unveiled in a museum in Utah. The species of ankylosaurus was a squatter plant eater that …

[ad_1] SALT LAKE CITY (AP) – A dinosaur covered with bone armor from his thorny head up to his clubbed tail was unveiled in a museum in Utah where he found himself …

[ad_1] The future could bring meteor shower on demand, at least if a start-up based in Tokyo makes its way. ALE is laying the foundation for the world's first shooting stars, which …

[ad_1] We all badume everything, but scientists need evidence to do anything and believe everything. Fossils and embryology are sufficient evidence to prove the story and the badumptions that were made earlier. …

[ad_1] Associated Press CINCINNATI: Neil Armstrong's admirers and space exploration have a chance to own artifacts and memorabilia that belonged to the modest man who became a global hero by becoming the …

[ad_1] The impression of a debris artist orbiting a hot young star that fades and lights up periodically, perhaps the result of a "lightning. a catastrophic collision between two infantile worlds. Image: …

[ad_1] The Tokyo-based Astro Live Experiences (ALE) start-up builds two microsatellites that will go into Earth orbit and release 400 tiny pellets that will reproduce shooting stars. The company revealed that the …

[ad_1] Jupiter's clouds spinning in a view captured by NASA's Juno orbiter during Perijove 14. (NASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRI / MSSS / Gerald Eichstädt / Seán Doran) NASA's Juno satellite made …