sbplamaflipped into Astronomy and CosmologyAstronomers trace mysterious space radio waves to a source within our galaxyverified_publisherThe Verge - Loren GrushIn April, a group of astronomers spotted a short, powerful blast of radio waves coming from outer space and then successfully found where it was coming from: a powerful object within our own galaxy. It’s the first time scientists have been able to pinpoint these mysterious radio waves coming from …
Forbesflipped into Innovation8 Gorgeous Galaxies Shot This Summer By The Hubble Space Telescope That You Need To SeeForbes - Jamie CarterAre we getting bored of the Hubble Space Telescope? Ask any space fan what their favorite Hubble image is and invariably they’ll mention the observatory’s famous capture of the Horsehead Nebula, or perhaps the “Pillars of Creation” in the Eagle Nebula. They were astonishing, but they were also …
jethro.flipped into higgs🧶bo.A mysterious radio signal from space may have come from within our galaxyverified_publisherMic - Tebany YuneThe call is coming from inside the house. Or, in this case, the galaxy. On April 28, scientists detected a burst of radio and x-ray signals coming …
Fox Newsflipped into Latest NewsNASA finds active 'Star Wars' galaxy in deep spaceverified_publisherFox News - Chris CiacciaNASA has found an active galaxy far, far away that looks eerily reminiscent of a TIE fighter from "Star Wars." The galaxy, known as TXS 0128+554, is 500 million light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia. TXS 0128+554 is considered an active galaxy, as it emits more light than all of its stars …
Fox Newsflipped into Latest NewsHubble Space Telescope spots 'feathered spiral' galaxy in deep spaceverified_publisherFox News - Chris CiacciaJust days after it spotted a "bat shadow," the Hubble Space Telescope has found a "feathered spiral" galaxy in deep space. The image, released by NASA and the European Space Agency, is of a galaxy known as NGC 2775. It is 67 million light-years away, in the Cancer constellation. A light-year, which …
Nerdistflipped into ScienceScientists Track Strange Space Signal From Our GalaxyNerdist - Matthew HartAs Earth’s telescopes continue to scan the universe and help us spot strange bursts of light coming from all directions. Now, a team of scientists …
