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The Spitzer telescope took a truly chilling picture
The ominous image of the Snail nebula taken by the Spitzer Space Telescope clearly shows the infrared radiation of the Snail nebula (NGC 7293). This nebula is well studied, although it is located at a great distance from our planet. It is 700 light-years away, it is located in the constellation Aquarius. It is enveloped…
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The surface of Mars was scanned 200 meters deep
Under the placed station located on the surface of Mars is about three meters of sandy regolith. Then, as a result of scanning, there is 20 meters of breccia formed as a result of meteorite falls. A layer of Amazonian basalts, followed by sedimentary rocks. And the last thing they were able to scan was…
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A research group is being recruited to study UFOs, NASA announced
NASA has organized the recruitment of an independent group of researchers to study unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAP. Presented an updated term, which is now used to refer to UFOs. NASA makes a statement that the study will take place in test mode and will take about 9 months. NASA stressed that so far there…
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What is in the center of the Earth? How do we know that
Since it is not yet possible to directly penetrate very deep into the bowels of the Earth, some indirect methods are used to study the contents of the Earth’s interior. The study of volcanic eruptions, emissions of incandescent gases and molten rock to the surface indicates that it is very hot inside the Earth. During…
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The first crime in space is illegal surveillance
Astronaut Ann McClain is suspected of spying on his ex-wife from the ISS. McLane’s ex-wife, Samar Worden, found out that someone had looked at her bank account details by simply entering her own username and password. Summer Warden asked the representatives of the bank to determine the location of the computer from which someone logged…
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An unusual layer of metals was found in the gas shell of Jupiter
In astronomy, metals are elements heavier than hydrogen and helium. Researchers have built a number of theoretical models describing the structure of Jupiter’s gas envelope. It turned out that in the direction of the center of the planet, the metal content increases dramatically. A gas giant like Jupiter can acquire metals in two ways during…
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What is happening in the center of the active galaxy 3C 75?
The two bright sources in the center are two supermassive black holes that orbit around a common center of mass and give energy to a powerful radio source 3C 75. These supermassive black holes are separated by only 25 thousand years. They are immersed in a cloud of gas heated to several million degrees and…
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If the universe moves according to certain laws, who established these laws?
The laws are not in the universe, but in the minds of people. Any law is just an explanation. Moreover, one of the possible explanations of the world. The laws of the world are the rails along which humanity moves through the frightening world. And these rails are laid by the person himself. He is…
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The James Webb Telescope collided with a micrometeorite between May 23 and May 25
NASA experts confirmed the information about the impact with an object the size of a grain of sand, saying that this will not affect the scientific program in any way. The telescope is still operating at a level exceeding all requirements, despite the resulting defect in the data. The analysis of the situation and all…
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Observations of 67 ancient quasars allowed astronomers to determine the end time of the reionization process
Observations of 67 ancient quasars allowed astronomers to determine the end time of the process of reionization of neutral intergalactic hydrogen gas formed as a result of the Big Bang. It turned out that it lasted about 200 million longer than previously thought, and ended 1.1 billion years after the origin of the universe! From…
