Tag Archives: BGR

[ad_1] For most of us, looking at the night sky only allows us to see the brightest stars, and if you are near a city, you probably will not see much of …

[ad_1] NASA's plans to send manned missions aboard spaceships from SpaceX and Boeing could be a little delayed – thanks to the companies, not to NASA itself – but they will certainly …

[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] When NASA finally sends its James Webb space telescope, a mega-mighty, it will be the end of a long and troubled road, but it will also be the beginning of an …

[ad_1] You've heard a lot about humans on Mars in recent years because of technological advances that could allow us to do this safely and, perhaps, to put in place some kind …

[ad_1] Three days ago, scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration teamed up with NASA in hopes of finding remains of pieces of a meteorite that slammed into the air. ocean …

[ad_1] Our Sun is obviously the most intense place of our Solar System, but it is really cold when compared to many other systems. Eta Carinae, for example, is a binary star …

[ad_1] Humans have already mastered the art of really going really fast in the sky, and modern technology has made sound speed an insignificant thing, but there is a big problem with …

[ad_1] Our solar system is a rather quiet place these days, all things considered, but it was not always the case. At the time the planets were still forming, collisions between various …