The largest Astronomical image to date
The largest astronomical image to date is the picture of the Milky Way contains 46 billion pixels. Take a look at the amazing details…
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The largest astronomical image to date is the picture of the Milky Way contains 46 billion pixels. Take a look at the amazing details…
An impressive phenomenon in this NASA video. A massive Black Hole shreds passing star…
VLT finds hottest and most massive touching double star, heading for enormous catastrophe.
Astronomers have discovered a strange gigantic object whirling around a distant star, and they never seen anything like this. Image credit Arxiv
A new generation of telescopes, both on the ground and in space, will expand even more our understanding of the universe and providing some stunning images of
Astronomers “weigh” a Black Hole in the center of a Galaxy by studying the Einstein ring phenomenon.
This simulation helps explain an odd light signal thought to be coming from a close-knit pair of merging black holes, PG 1302-102, located 3.5 billion light-years away.
By using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have found that the nearest galaxy to Earth (Mrk 231) hosting a quasar, is powered by two central black holes
Astronomers discovered the largest feature in the universe, which lies 5 billion light years across.
The newly proposed High Definition Space Telescope (HDST), makes Hubble Telescope look like a toy.