Some of the space radiation that collides with the Earth has an explosive origin. Astronomers have detected the debris of a supernova explosion potentially capable of shooting down high-energy particles – or cosmic rays – that bombard the Earth frequently. Their new findings link shock waves and debris from dying stars with high-energy natural proton …
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homeland The American “NASA” agency for space research revealed the first five full-color images and spectral data from the most powerful space telescope in the world, the James Webb Space Telescope, for one of the famous cosmic galaxies, which is about 500 light-years away from Earth. James Webb, the world’s most powerful telescope The latest …
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Zeta Oviucci was once in close orbit with another star, before it was ejected when that companion was destroyed in a supernova explosion. Infrared data from Spitzer reveals a stunning shock wave formed from material moving away from the star’s surface and hitting gas in its path. Data from Chandra shows a bubble of X-ray …
Zeta Oviucci was once in close orbit with another star, before it was ejected when that companion was destroyed in a supernova explosion. Infrared data from Spitzer reveals a stunning shock wave formed from material blasting away from the star’s surface and hitting gas in its path. Data from Chandra shows a bubble of X-ray …
