Infinity Cosmos

                                   The Chandra X-ray Observatory (CXO), launched by NASA on July 23, 1999, is a flagship-class space telescope. Chandra X-rays captured many stunning images of cosmic phenomena over its two decades of work.And the most iconic supernova remnant of these is Cassopia a.  Located at a distance of about 11,000 light years from our Earth, is A, such as a shining debris field after a massive star burst, called A.  When a star's fuel runs out, it collapses on its own, and is known as a supernova.It is seen as one of the brightest objects in the universe.  The same astronomers believe that the supernova explosion occurred around the year 1680.  Launched on August 26, 1999, the Chandra X-ray detected several images, near the center of a complex pattern of debris spreading from a broken star, and for the first time a dense object called a neutron star, it called a supernova  Also left behind.The data from the Hubble Space Telescope have been combined with th...

The Soyuz rocket successfully docked the MS-13 spacecraft with three expedition 60 members, for the space station's Poisk module.Transfer to MS-13 spacecraft was done at 11:59 pm, successful transfer!  At 11:59 pm ET, the Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft docked the Poisk module from Space_Station, and a second docking effort was carried out on Monday night.   The crew of Alexander Skovartsov of Roscosmos, Luca Permitano of ESA (European Space Agency) and NASA's Andrew Morgan from the aft port of the station's Zvezda module are then unloaded at 11:35 pm.  Skvortsov flew on the spacecraft from a distance of about 124 feet (38 m) from the space dock.  The move freed the port for an undisclosed Soyuz MS-14, which is currently on a secure documentary above and behind the space station, a second docking attempt was made on Monday night to execute on the Zvezda port  , And the so-called KURS automated approximation system has been tested.  And the correct work is in order. NASA TV...

                                                    On Saturday, August 24, met with NASA's International Space Station managers and international partners, as plans were to approve a second spectacular and docking effort for the unilateral Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft to be held on Monday August 26. The same Soyuz's initial docking effort was terminated, as Russian officials say, that the posk module docking port of the automatic resize system was a suspected problem.  A solid telemetry lock could not be achieved on that docking port through the dosing system.  The same unplugged Soyuz is currently orbiting a safe distance from the ISS to make all of its systems function normally.   A second docking effort will be made for Soyuz at 10:12 pm on Monday night.  Central time, 11:12 am.  NASA TV coverage of the docking will begin at 9:30 pm on Monday night.Central time, 10:30 am.On 20 July and a manual docking for the Poisk module by Undock and Soyuz Commander Skovartsov for a 25...

                                                  A planet named LTT 1445 a b has been discovered by the Harvard Center for Astrophysics Team, using data from NASA's TARS space telescope.It is a kind of exoplanet planet, one of 12 discoveries discovered by NASA.LTT 1445 a b is about 1.4 times larger than planet Earth, and is a sky planet, one-star wars' tetuin - three stars instead of two, and the planet has been added to the exoplanet archive. The LTT 1445 a b  planet swallows a B under three red suns.It is only 22 light years away from our Earth, it is a rocky planet.       The LTT 1445 A b takes only five days to orbit a star around its star, its scorching near-orbit helps explain why its surface is based on temperatures in the order of 320 degrees Fahrenheit (160 Celsius) -  Equivalent to a preheated oven.It is about 22 light years away from our Earth.One "year" on this world, which is about 22 light years away from Earth. The planet itself is a stationary o...

                                          Launched by NASA, it was the ninth RockSAT-X payload. For which the student scientists worked hard, and launched with the successful liftoff of their RockSat-X mission.This experiment was done this morning on August 13,student scientists conducted experiments up to an altitude of 96 miles before returning to Earth for review.               The ROCSAT-X program, performed every year by NASA, is a program designed for students to learn and apply skills in building experiments of suborbital space flights.  More than 200 university students across the United States witnessed the launch of their experiments on a NASA sub-orbiting rocket.The student scientist had the opportunity to learn the basics of electrical and mechanical engineering. Wherever, this rocket was a great way to get this experience.La...

                                      NASA's  spacecraft Magnetospheric Multiscale mission -mms-, some time ago, measured the high-resolution of the Interplanetary Shock.  It is a shock. And these shocks occur everywhere in the universe, they are made up of particles and electromagnetic waves, which are projected by the Sun.In order to learn about large universal events, we need to measure the Interplanetary Shock at the right time. What is interplanetary shock. Interplanetary Shock is a type of collisionless shock - those where particles transfer energy through electromagnetic fields rather than bouncing directly into each other.  These collision shocks are a phenomenon found throughout the universe, including supernovas, black holes, and distant stars.  Interplanetary shocks begin with the sun's rays, as it continuously releases currents of charged particles called solar wind.  Solar wind comes in two ways - slow and fast.  When a strong current of solar wind overt...

                                                                                               NASA's Hubble Space Telescope some time ago discovered two galaxies, which pair perfectly, like a twin sister, it looks like a worm, this pair of luminescent creatures is actually a galaxy. The two are due to their gravitational attraction to each other.  Is attached to  Galaxy The pair is named UGC 2369 by NASA.  The mutual gravitational attraction of galaxies is drawing them closer, distorting their shapes in the protons.  Such common phenomena occur when two galaxies interact with each other. For large galaxies such as our Milky Way, most of these interactions involve so-called dwarf galaxies.In some billion years from today, some significant event may occur. With our Milky Way galaxy, this massive event will occur in about four billion years, when it collides with its larger neighbor Andromeda galaxy.