Science

Earth connection with the Moon: lunar satellites

[ad_1] Since time immemorial, people have admired the moon. Its gentle light suggests romance, its strong embrace feeds the tides and is sometimes even accused of madness. The Moon was once the domain of the gods; many mythologies feature lunar deities. But humans are explorers, they set sail to discover …

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New discoveries on black holes and galaxies

[ad_1] Scientists have new insights into the relationship between the black hole and the host galaxy. Black holes are thought to absorb so much surrounding material that they end the life of their host galaxy. In this process, they create a high-energy object called a quasar, which was previously thought …

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How to watch the lunar eclipse in your region?

[ad_1] Sky watchers around the world are preparing for the last lunar eclipse of the year which is just two days away. It will be a penumbral full moon eclipse where the moon will be shaded by the shadow of the Earth for a few hours. The penumbral lunar eclipse …

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This galaxy survives a black hole party

[ad_1] (MENAFN – IANS) Washington, November 28 (IANS) Researchers have discovered a galaxy that managed to survive starvation of a black hole by continuing to give birth to new stars, about 100 stars the size of the Sun per year. The discovery of NASA’s telescope on a plane, the Stratospheric …

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Scientists propose a new way to order the elements

[ad_1] The periodic table of the elements, created mainly by the Russian chemist Dmitry Mendeleev (1834-1907), celebrated its 150th anniversary last year. It would be difficult to overstate its importance as an organizing principle in chemistry: all budding chemists know it from the earliest stages of their education. Given the …

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