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Thursday, June 27, 2013
Three Chinese Astronauts Land After Record-Breaking Spaceflight
A Chinese space capsule
carrying three astronauts returned safely to Earth Tuesday (June 25), wrapping
up the longest manned space mission in the nation's history.
The Shenzhou 10
spacecraft touched down at 8:08 p.m. EDT Tuesday (0008 GMT), capping a 15-day
mission to China's orbitingTiangong 1 lab module. The spacecraft landed in
northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, where the local time was
8:08 a.m. on Wednesday.
Alaska volcano erupts with new intensity, disrupts local flights
An Alaska volcano
spewing ash and lava for the past six weeks erupted with new intensity early on
Tuesday, belching a plume of cinders 5 miles into sky and onto a nearby town
and disrupting local flights, officials said.
The eruptions from
Pavlof Volcano, on the Alaska Peninsula 590 miles southwest of Anchorage, were
its most powerful since its current eruptive phase began with low-level
rumblings in mid-May, according to scientists at the federal-state Alaska
Volcano Observatory.
Monday, April 22, 2013
VLT made a new snapshot of the planetary nebula
This absorbing new
photo taken with a telescope Very Large Telescope of the European Southern Observatory
shows a sparkling ghostly green planetary nebula IC 1295 Environmental dim,
dying star, located 3300 light-years away in the constellation of the Shield.
Cnimok is the most detailed of when -either of the images of the object.
Stars the size of our
Sun end their life cycles, turning into a tiny, faint white dwarfs.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
The new solar panel with 3-D texture
The untested solar
panel with 3-D texture to be soon installed outside the International Space
position (ISS), where they every day will know-how at 16, Sunrise, thus
transitory the test procedure in rough environments.
As the ISS orbits the
soil at a rate of about one transformation per hour and a half,
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Saturn's rings are drop on the surface of the planet rain
Astronomers have known
for many years that the top of Saturn's atmosphere is water, but they could not
pinpoint the location of the source of this water. Now, new observations have
revealed that the water is poured rain on the surface of Saturn and its source
- the famous rings of the giant planet.
"Saturn - is the
first planet that demonstrates an active interaction between the atmosphere and
ring system - said James O'Donoghue, a researcher from the University of
Leicester and author of a new paper published in the journal Nature.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Sofia telescope reveals the mechanism of formation of massive stars
Researchers from the
Stratospheric Observatory Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy
(SOFIA), made the incredibly detailed images of a massive star, immersed in a
dense cocoon of dust and gas.
This star is called
G35.20-0.74, or simply G35. It is one of the most massive protostar known to
scientists, and is located relatively close to Earth - at a space of 8,000
light years.
A new method of analysis will allow a census of quasars
Over the past six decades
have passed since the time when the first quasars were discovered that the list
of high-galaxies with their fixture - a black hole at the galactic center
filled with more than 100,000 objects.
However, attempts to
produce a thorough census of powerful radiation sources have so far been
restricted to one fundamental problem. The fact that extreme brightness of
quasars, allowing them to see from a great distance, at the same time playing
on them,
Thursday, April 18, 2013
ALMA telescope expose ancient galaxies at record speed
The team of astronomers
used the new telescope ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array),
to discover the location of more than a hundred galaxies with the most active
star formation in the early universe. ALMA telescope is so powerful that just a
few hours, he made many observations of distant galaxies, as has been done
like all other telescopes around the world for more than a decade.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
At a go off star discovered disk of debris and dust
Herschel Space
Observatory of the European Space Agency released the first pictures of the
belt of dust - formed as a result of collisions of asteroids or comets -
orbiting star-subgiant, which is located around the planetary system.
After a few billion
years, during which the stars stably maintained hydrogen is burning stars like
our sun, draining internal resources and
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Astronomers have cataloged galaxy collisions
Collisions between galaxies,
it is a fairly common phenomenon. Almost all of the galaxies involved in one or
More collisions during its existence. One example can provide as our Milky Way
galaxy, is sent to the Andromeda galaxy, our nearest galactic neighbor, at
about 50 kilometers per second to run into her in about a billion years.
A group of researchers
from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics used the results of the
latest observations of 31 interacting galaxies located in fourteen systems to
carry out the first systematic analysis of the distribution of energy in the
interacting galaxies over a wide spectral range.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Scientists have resolute the age of Saturn's rings
Saturn's rings are
almost the same age of the Sun. The wrapping up was made by the American
astrophysicist new photographs, sent to Earth the spacecraft Cassini.
After analyzing the
data collected by the probe, the researchers came to the conclusion that water
ice, from which mainly consist of the ring and,
Scientists confirm that there is life on Mars
The world-famous
mini-lab Curiosity has not once sends attractive data from Mars. This planet is
so interesting to scientists and the average person that the evidence for the
existence of life on it is looking forward to many countries. The rover in
recent times confirmed that there is life on Mars, but very deep.
The main mission of the
existence of life on Mars: The rover
collects data on the climate and geology of the planet. As told WellNews.ru,
Curiosity can not 100% prove or disprove the fact of the possible existence of
life on Mars, but recent data from using it, you can add on to the evidence of
these assumptions.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Pencil Nebula
This magnificent
picture thin, like a carefully woven threads, give the feeling that on the
object labored diligent hand, workman. We have previously presented pictures
Pencil Nebula, made with the Space Telescope in Chile. Now propose to look at
a photo taken by an amateur astronomer.
Martin Pugh took this
picture Pencil Nebula or NGC 2736, at home in New South Wales, Australia.
Awaiting the next "doomsday" left in '93
Russian amateur
astronomers have found in space potentially dangerous asteroid 2012 YQ1. This
unique detection they made to remotely control a remote observatory
"Helen" in the Chilean Atacama Desert, where there is also a complex
8-meter VLT telescopes of the European Southern Observatory.
Given that
"Elena" is one of the most advanced telescopes in use today, the
likelihood that the researchers are wrong is extremely low.
Secrets of icy Dione
Scientists find out
some of the secrets of the fourth moon of Saturn. Dione is the fourth largest
natural satellite of Saturn. Dione was release the famous Italian astronomer
Giovanni Cassini in 1684. However, officially its current name the given
satellite of has received only in 1847. Its diameter is 1 123.4 kilometers. This
Saturnine satellite of consists predominantly of water ice with considerable
admixture of stone breeds of in internal layers of. Scientists have made a
similar postulation proceeding from the density of Dione.
The mystery of spiral galaxies and their mysterious sleeves
Astronomers have
discovered the largest recognized spiral galaxies and they have identified the
"skeleton" of the Milky Way. Our own Milky Way, most likely, is a
spiral galaxy. Indeed, our solar system and the Earth are somewhere close to
one of his whiskers, pulled back the sleeves.
And almost 70% of the
galaxies closest to the Milky Way are a spiral. But despite their general
morphology of galaxies, such as our form and retain their characteristic
features, which remains a puzzle in astrophysics. Are their sleeves in spiral
galaxies? Whether they can appear and disappear over time?
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Classification of meteorites
While there are
different classifications, one of the most important is the collecting feature
of composition and origin of meteorites. In this division we find:
1) Primitive: is the
most primitive material in the solar system (they have several billion years)
that have remained virtually unchanged since they formed, ie never suffered
melting or differentiation processes.
Monday, April 1, 2013
The universe is older than before idea
The European Planck
spacecraft has gained the most accurate and detailed map ever made of the
oldest light in the universe. The results of this map suggest that the universe
is expanding more slowly than scientists thought, and that is 13,800 million
years, 100 million years older than previously believed. The data also show
that in the universe there is less energy and dark matter than previously
known.
Five quotation marks from Einstein on relativity
A day like today,
namely the March 20, 1916, Albert Einstein formulated his theory of relativity.
Here are five clever lines set by the German physicist about his most famous
creation.
"When courting a
beautiful girl, an hour seems like a second. But you sit on red hot coal; a
second seems like an hour. That's relativity." Albert Einstein.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Study designate that "megavolcanes" swab out half the world's species Agencies
New techniques for
dating rocks confirmed that a chain of giant volcanic eruptions 200 million
years ago caused the sudden extinction of half the species now inhabiting the
Earth.
The result of the
research provides far more precise date of when this occurred, for 564 000 201
000 000 000 years ago, in the Triassic extinction event known as Final, or
fourth mass extinction, when the eruption of a volcano chain revolutionized the
climate by emitting large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere,
according to the report in the journal Science.
Scientists capture the image of a extraordinary object orbiting two stars giant
Two years ago, gave
scientists reported in the journal Science the existence, 200 light years away
from Earth, a planet with two suns, like the fictional world Tatooine , home of
the young Skywalker of Star Wars. Later, astronomers found new examples of similar
worlds and suggested that there may be millions of them. Now, an international
team of scientists led by Philippe Delorme space, Joseph Fourier University in
Grenoble, France, has taken what may be the first photograph of a planet
orbiting two suns.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Young, hot and blue
The universe is very
old - well 13.8 billion years. Our home galaxy, the Milky Way, is also very old
- some of their stars bring it to more than 13 billion years (eso0425).
Nevertheless, there is
much going on: New objects are created, others are destroyed. In this picture
you can see some of the newcomers: young stars that make up the star cluster
NGC 2547.
But how young these
cosmic youngsters really are? Although her exact age remains uncertain,
Friday, March 29, 2013
Russian super-heavy carrier rocket will save the Earth from the lethal asteroid
President of RSC Energies of Vitaly Lopota said that through the threat of asteroids and comets can handle only super-heavy carrier rocket. It can be created based on existing missile components from the program "LV Energy." "This launch vehicle able to deliver and deploy components of the system to detect and track (if necessary - and thermonuclear charge) to a dangerous space objects," - said the president of the corporation.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
A new theory on how to grow giant stars
Scientists have put
forward a new theory of how can grow giant stars.
According to scientists,
the young stars can grow to unusually large sizes, exceeding the size and mass
of our sun 10 times. Such a huge and massive size of these stars can afford in
the event that they are surrounded by a cocoon of old stars. These old stars
and continually nurture its gas, like a powerful fuel, the young star that is
in the process of its formation.
Selected new names for craters of Mercury
International
Astronomical Union (International Astronomical Union, IAU) approved the names
of the nine craters Mercury.
The choice of names was
associated with the names of famous artists, writers, musicians, which is in
accordance with the rules established for the geological structures IAU planet.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
LRO observes mercury and hydrogen explosion in the spectrum probes GRAIL
When NASA's twin probes
GRAIL mission scientists were deliberately destroyed, sent spacecraft into
collision with the lunar surface in December, complex scientific instruments
Orbiter Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) were in a good position to monitor
the effects of this collision. In escaped after the explosion of a gas jet tool
Lyman Alpha Mapping Project (LAMP),
Astronomers have discovered a new type of supernova
Previously it was
thought that supernova typically have one of two main scenarios. But a team of
astronomers, including Wendy Friedman, Mark Phillips and Eric Persson of
Carnegie, reported the discovery of a new type of supernova, called type 1ah.
Astronomers used to
divide supernova into two main categories: type 1a supernova and supernova occurring core-collapse. Supernova, accompanied by collapse of the core,
Cyclones on the icy moon of Saturn - Titan
Astronomer studies the
possibility of the origin of cyclones over the surface of the largest moon of
Saturn - Titan, indicating some similarities to the weather with the Earth.
Saturn's moon Titan, whose surface is so cold that methane falls on her in the
form of rain in the summer raises its temperature so that makes it possible for
cyclone zipping above the seas. Marine evaporation is able to generate enough
energy to produce wind, moving at a speed of 70 kilometers per hour. However,
the formation of cyclones totally depends on what is the chemical composition
of the seas of Titan.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Constantly changing vortex over the south pole of Venus
As a new study shows, a
huge cyclone formed over the south pole of Venus, is divided into parts, and
then going back into one.
Observation of the
planet for the past six years has allowed concluding that the "long-lived"
storm is constantly evolving. This fact led to a greater number of issues
related to the unusual weather conditions on the planet.
In 2006, when the
spacecraft ESA "Venus Express (Venus Express, VEX) came to Venus (this
was in April), then over the South Pole was seen resembling a cyclone
structure,
New research Curiosity
Moving away from the
forced hibernation, the rover “Curiosity " immediately proceeded to new
research. He even made a fence of new samples of Martian soil and made it into
powder with its onboard scientific instruments. Now, the rover is ready to
perform a complete chemical and spectral analysis of the obtained powder and
send the results to Earth at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (NASA).
Space 'Dragon' returns home today
According to the NASA,
private space capsule "Dragon" now returns home.
Today is Tuesday, March
26 commercial space capsule "Dragon" (Dragon) is returned to the
International Space Station to Earth. It splashed down in the Pacific Ocean in
396 kilometers from the coast of California from 1210 kilograms of cargo on
board. Among the cost will be more unnecessary equipment to the ISS, space
debris, the results of various research, and more.
In search of treasure on Mars
Spacecraft "Mars
Express" continues to search for treasure on Mars.
Space research probe
"Mars Express" spent almost ten years researching the surface of the
Red Planet. The archived of the missions a lot of amazing photos of some
Martian region.
If a little digging in
the archives, you'll find truly amazing and unique shots Martian surface. One
of these pictures was specifically found in the archives and presented to the
public. It comes as a picture of one of the Martian regions known as Noctis
Labyrinthus.
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