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A "broken bone" was found in the center of the Milky Way: scientists named the reason

One of the strands of the galaxy that emits radio waves has a break. It was probably damaged by a neutron star-pulsar colliding at great speed.

News of the World • May 26, 06:18 PM • 4279 views
Astronomers have discovered a galaxy similar in shape to the Milky Way, but much more massive

Galaxy J0107a, which existed 11. 1 billion years ago, has been discovered. It is 10 times more massive than the Milky Way and has a bar, but was formed without merging with other galaxies.

News of the World • May 23, 06:16 PM • 4267 views
China is preparing a large-scale study of space objects in the Solar System

The Chinese mission Tianwen-2 intends to deliver a sample of the asteroid Kamoʻoalewa to Earth. The mission will also make a six-year journey to comet 311P/Panstarrs.

News of the World • May 21, 03:45 PM • 3180 views
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Discovers "Fracture" in Giant Filament of the Milky Way

The Chandra Observatory recorded a fracture in a bone-like cosmic structure. The reason was the impact of a pulsar moving at a speed of up to 3.2 million km/h.

Technologies • May 15, 03:38 PM • 4803 views
Scientists have shown stunning video of the aurora borealis on Jupiter

Scientists have obtained an enlarged image of Jupiter's poles with an aurora that is 100 times brighter than Earth's. The planet's magnetic field captures particles from the satellite Io and the solar wind.

News of the World • May 13, 02:55 PM • 3889 views
Earth's atmosphere pulsates in sync with solar flares - research

A new study has shown that the Earth is more sensitive to solar flares. Pulses in the Earth's ionosphere coincide with the rhythm of solar flares, affecting communication and GPS systems.

News of the World • May 8, 02:19 PM • 6701 views
World Ovarian Cancer Day, International Red Cross Day: what else is celebrated on May 8

May 8 is World Ovarian Cancer Day, Free Trade Day, Coca-Cola Birthday and International Red Cross Day. John the Theologian is honored.

Society • May 8, 03:30 AM • 6050 views
Japanese lunar lander Resilience arrives in lunar orbit: it will make a historic landing attempt

The Resilience spacecraft of the Japanese company ispace has successfully entered lunar orbit. The landing is scheduled for June 5 in the Sea of Cold area, with a payload including the Tenacious rover.

News of the World • May 7, 02:11 PM • 7316 views
Ammunition is detonating, fire has spread to houses: 85 hectares are already burning in Kharkiv region

In the Kharkiv region, near Izyum, a large-scale fire has engulfed 85 hectares of forest. The fire has spread to residential buildings, ammunition is detonating, and evacuation is underway.

War in Ukraine • May 4, 09:33 PM • 18149 views
NASA satellites recorded a fire in the area of the Kacha airfield in Crimea after a drone attack

NASA satellites recorded an increase in fires in Crimea near the Kacha airfield and the village of Kutove after a drone attack. A fire near the Bakhchisaray plant is also reported.

War in Ukraine • May 2, 09:00 AM • 5217 views
Europe needs to invest more in space for independence from the US - ESA Director General

ESA Director General calls for increased investment in space to ensure Europe's independence from the United States. This is due to the unstable geopolitical situation and potential changes in US policy.

News of the World • April 28, 06:59 AM • 5666 views
Solar wind may hold the key to water formation on the Moon - NASA study

A new NASA experiment has shown that solar wind may play a key role in the formation of water on the Moon. It interacts with the lunar soil, forming hydrogen, which is necessary for the creation of water.

News of the World • April 26, 08:36 AM • 3727 views
The Solar Orbiter spacecraft has taken unique high-resolution images of the Sun

The Solar Orbiter spacecraft has taken detailed images of the Sun from a distance of 77 million km. The mission, launched in 2020, aims to study the magnetic activity of the Sun.

News of the World • April 24, 05:25 PM • 8738 views
Researchers discovered a new planet with a "tail," where a year lasts 30.5 hours.

An exoplanet BD+05 4868 Ab with a nine-million-kilometer "tail" of debris has been discovered at a distance of 140 light-years from Earth. A year on the planet lasts only 30.5 hours, and it is gradually collapsing.

News of the World • April 23, 02:31 PM • 8107 views
International Earth Day, National Jelly Bean Day in the USA: what else is celebrated on April 22

On April 22, the world celebrates International Mother Earth Day, reminding us of the importance of caring for the planet. In the USA, it's National Jelly Bean Day, and Orthodox Christians celebrate Bright Tuesday in honor of the Iveron Icon.

Society • April 22, 03:15 AM • 6288 views
NASA's rover discovered elements on Mars that may indicate the existence of life on the Red Planet

The Curiosity rover discovered the mineral siderite in Gale Crater, indicating an ancient carbon cycle necessary for life. Scientists believe that an unbalanced cycle may have destroyed these conditions about 3.5 billion years ago.

News of the World • April 21, 03:48 PM • 13839 views
NASA's discovery related to Jesus' crucifixion may indicate his exact date of death

NASA models showed a lunar eclipse on April 3, 33 AD, the probable date of Jesus' crucifixion. This discovery confirms biblical references to the eclipse and the "bloody" moon after the event.

Society • April 20, 02:55 PM • 10257 views
The crew of the Soyuz MS-26 spacecraft successfully landed in Kazakhstan after a long mission

The crew of the Soyuz MS-26 spacecraft, consisting of Oleg Ovchinin, Ivan Vagner, and Donald Pettit, landed in the Jezkazgan area. They worked in orbit from September 2024 to April 2025.

News of the World • April 20, 02:19 AM • 4809 views
Macron invites researchers from around the world to France and announces financial support

French President Emmanuel Macron invited foreign researchers to choose his country and Europe. He announced a financial support program and launched a platform for receiving scientists and collecting their projects.

Politics • April 18, 11:41 PM • 5334 views
Scientists have unraveled the mystery of the disappearance of carbonaceous meteorites during their plunge into the Earth's atmosphere

Carbonaceous asteroids, rich in organic molecules, rarely reach Earth due to their destruction by the Sun and the atmosphere. The study sheds light on the origin of life.

Technologies • April 17, 06:27 PM • 34904 views
Musk wants to start a "legion" of children to prepare for the apocalypse and master Mars

Elon Musk wants to have many children to prepare humanity for a possible apocalypse and colonisation of Mars. He already has at least 14 children with different women.

News of the World • April 16, 05:37 PM • 8103 views
A powerful solar storm caused the Northern Lights in unexpected places: what is known

People witnessed a rare phenomenon of the Northern Lights in unexpected places due to a solar storm. Experts predict that there will be many more auroras this year.

News of the World • April 16, 07:22 AM • 6345 views
"Beyond parody". Model Ratajkowski is "outraged" by Katy Perry's flight into space on the Blue Origin ship

Emily Ratajkowski criticized Katy Perry for flying into space on Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin ship, which she says is "destroying the planet. " There were six women in the expedition.

News of the World • April 15, 10:27 AM • 30843 views
The Webb Telescope recorded for the first time a star that "swallows" a planet: an unexpected finale

For the first time, the Webb Telescope recorded a planet the size of Jupiter falling into a star. Previously, it was believed that planets are absorbed by the expansion of the star.

News of the World • April 14, 06:47 PM • 10436 views
Space tourism is gaining momentum: about 120 civilians have already been to space

Private companies like Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic have sent nearly 120 civilians into space. Suborbital flights cost around $500,000, and renting a SpaceX capsule costs $200 million.

News of the World • April 14, 02:10 PM • 9818 views
Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos' fiancée Lauren Sanchez go to space

Jeff Bezos sends the first all-female crew in history into space on a Blue Origin rocket. Among them: Katy Perry, Lauren Sanchez and others.

News of the World • April 14, 01:42 PM • 9741 views
Two meteor showers will illuminate Earth in April and May: what you should know

Meteor showers can be seen in April and May. The Lyrids can be observed from April 17 to 26, and the Eta Aquarids from April 20 to May 21.

Society • April 13, 11:06 PM • 3863 views
Musk allows himself more than other advisors, and Trump likes it - Politico

Elon Musk publicly disagrees with Trump, and the latter seems to like it. Musk freely shares his opinions, even interfering in cabinet affairs.

Politics • April 13, 04:52 AM • 5141 views
World Aviation and Cosmonautics Day, World Hamster Day: What else is celebrated on April 12

April 12 is Cosmonautics Day, Rocket and Space Industry Workers' Day, Scout Day and World Hamster Day.

Society • April 12, 03:20 AM • 6090 views
Trump wants to cut NASA funding: space telescope launch and Mars mission are under threat

The Trump administration has proposed cutting NASA funding in 2026 by nearly half, to $3. 9 billion. A number of important initiatives will be terminated, including the return of soil from Mars.

News of the World • April 11, 09:54 PM • 4483 views