[ad_1] Last year, we observed a monumental observation of the cosmos: the simultaneous light and gravitational waves of a pair of neutron stars colliding over 130 million light-years from the Earth. But …
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[ad_1] An artist impression of the jet (photo of a fireball), produced during the fusion of neutron stars detected on August 17, 2017 by telescopes from around the world, as well as …
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[ad_1] The prospect of an asteroid on our planet does not seem like an ideal scenario, but some scientists think it's a good idea. This would allow us to trap the above-mentioned …
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[ad_1] CLOSE It's no secret, there are a bunch of exoplanets out there, some that could support life. Buzz60 The weak rings of Uranus and several of its moons are visible in …
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[ad_1] A young protoplanet twice as large as Earth could have hit Uranus during the formation of the solar system about 4 billion years ago. The collision can help explain the odd …
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[ad_1] Four billion years ago, while the solar system was still forming, a piece of rock and ice at least twice as large as the Earth could have crushed on Uranus and …
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[ad_1] Collision with Uranus of a massive object twice the size of the Earth that caused the unusual spin of the planet, from from a high resolution simulation using more than ten …
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[ad_1] This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed to Space.com's expert voice article: Op-Ed and Insights. Around sunrise on February 15, 2013, an extremely bright object from another …
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[ad_1] Shane Torgerson, CC BY "> Aerial view of the Arizona Meteor Crater, September 2010. Photo: Shane Torgerson, CC BY Around the sunrise of February 15, 2013, an extremely bright object from …
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