Major Gravitational Wave discovery from Colliding Neutron Stars
First light from gravitational wave source observed. Astronomers across the world photographed the event of the collision between two neutron stars, 130 million light-years away.
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Half of the Universe’s Missing Matter is finally found
Astronomers have finally found half of the universe’s missing matter.
Southern Lights from Space Station
Southern Lights taken from the Space Station, as it was moving over the southern Indian Ocean towards the Great Australian Bight and Melbourne, Australia.
Biggest X-Ray Laser Gun on Earth fires up
High-speed X-Ray laser gun will help scientists to make movies of molecules in motion.
It’s Raining Diamonds on Uranus and Neptune
Scientists believe that “diamond rain” exists in the interiors of ice giant planets like Uranus and Neptune.
This is the smallest Star ever found
Astronomers discovered the smallest star so far, only slightly larger than Saturn.
How Far Away is Fusion?
How far away is Fusion? When will manage to unlock the Power of the Sun?
The volume of Space Junk around Earth has hit a critical point
Almost 30,000 man-made objects, from tiny pieces of rockets to satellites, orbiting Earth.
World’s fastest film camera
In the world’s fastest film camera, light practically stands still!
Beauty of Science- Precipitation3
A short film featuring 8 precipitation reactions shot with a microscope…