The James Webb Space Telescope has captured new images of Jupiter, helping them understand Jupiter’s inner life more precisely, Webb’s observations provide scientists with even more clues about Jupiter. Jupiter is a gaseous planet, and there are countless activities happening, such as the movement of giant storms and powerful winds, the appearance of auroras at …
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A team of researchers, studying data from the NASA Hubble Telescope and other observatories, found that the supergiant star Betelgeuse blew off its top, lost a large part of its visible surface, and caused a massive surface mass ejection. SMEs) are produced. Ejections (SMEs) are an action in which there is a significant release of …
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Our solar system is full of many unknown things, of which we know many things, and some are still unknown, from the planet closest to the Sun and many unknown things to the boundary of the solar system. If we have a spacecraft whose speed is even 10% of that of light, and we go …
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Six months after Webb’s launch, NASA unveiled the first operational images of Webb to new depths and worlds, and with it the beginning of the revolutionary era of the Webb telescope, it’s not wrong to say. Webb will give researchers the opportunity to study every phase of this vast cosmic history, spanning 13.5 billion years,…Webb …
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In 1784 astronomer William Herschel discovered the globular cluster NGC 6638 by an 18.7-inch telescope and later in the New General Catalog, NGC 6638 is a globular cluster located in the constellation Sagittarius, Hubble’s image showing the heart of this globular cluster NGC 6638 shows. The stars are scattered throughout this globular cluster, and for …
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About 440 light-years away from Earth is a hot star known as Zeta Ophiuchi, the only star in the constellation of Ophiuchus, with an apparent visual magnitude of 2.57. Researchers believe that Zeta Ophiuchi likely left its birthplace due to a powerful stellar explosion, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory tells the story of Zeta Ophiuchi, how …
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Researchers used data from the ESA XMM-Newton satellite and the NASA lunar spacecraft to investigate the behavior of quasi-periodic explosions that occur at the center of the GSN 069 galaxy, the results of the study were published July 15 on arXiv.org It was found that quasi-periodic explosion events occurring at the center of the Milky …
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Six months after Webb’s launch, NASA unveiled the first operational images of Webb to new depths and worlds, and with it the beginning of the revolutionary era of the Webb telescope, it’s not wrong to say. Webb will give researchers the opportunity to study every phase of this vast cosmic history, spanning 13.5 billion years, …
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Finally the first image of the Webb telescope arrived, which everyone was eagerly waiting for, and the universe observations have begun with the first image of the webb telescope, the first ever deepest and brightest infrared image of the universe from the webb telescope, Webb took an image of the galaxy cluster SMACS 0723 from …
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About 3.4 billion light-years from Earth is the H1821+643 quasar, a quasar powered by a supernova black hole, a quasar also known as a quasi-stellar object, and an extremely luminous active galactic nucleus (AGN). Happens. The mass of a quasar ranges from millions to billions, and its solar mass is surrounded by a gaseous accretion …
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Webb Telescope will bring a revolution in the coming time, which will change the whole of astronomy, it will not be wrong to say, Webb will unveil the mysteries which the Hubble Telescope was unable to understand. Webb is a telescope that has the ability to investigate planets and galaxies in infrared light, it is …
The Hubble Telescope has captured an image of two spiral galaxies moving toward each other that researchers believe will merge into each other in the future, following a near-collision of these two galaxies. The image was captured by the Hubble Telescope’s Wide Field Planetary Camera 2. The researchers named these galaxies NGC 2207 and IC2163, …
In the constellation Sagittarius at the center of the Milk Way is a globular cluster Terzan 9, a globular cluster consisting of thousands of millions of stars, which can be seen in this, what are seen thousands of millions of stars, as if from a sea of sequins or gold Be laden with a huge …
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Neptune and Uranus, located at a greater distance from the Sun, which have different colors even after having a normal atmosphere, the structure of both Neptune and Uranus are very similar in every respect, but still their colors are different, why is it so? Let us know in detail about Neptune and Uranus before understanding …
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Astronomers have found evidence of a rapidly growing black hole in the early universe, astronomers found in the Hubble Deep-Sky Survey, which existed only 750 million years after the Big Bang. Astronomers have named this black hole GNz7q, the region in the sky where astronomers can study it well, and lurks like a “monster” in …
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