The Euclid space telescope in Europe has impressed astronomers with its first set of incredibly clear images.

The initial colored pictures from Europe’s Euclid space telescope On Tuesday, the latest images from the compact observatory were released, showcasing the flawless performance of its powerful cameras. This marks a significant step in the mission to study the enigmatic properties of dark energy and dark matter. One jaw-dropping image provides a spectacular wide-angle view

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Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery of the most ancient black hole ever found, which is a colossal mass 10 times larger than the black hole located in our own galaxy, known as the Milky Way.

known human artifacts in Africa, dating back to around 300,000 years ago. Researchers have found the most ancient human objects in Africa, estimated to be from approximately 300,000 years ago. black hole However, a gigantic entity emerged only 470 million years following the occurrence of the Big Bang. On Monday, the published results substantiated previous speculations that supermassive

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NASA’s Lucy spacecraft has successfully made contact after its initial high-speed encounter with an asteroid.

NASA has initiated the launch of a spacecraft on a 12-year-long mission. NASA successfully launches spacecraft on a 12-year mission at 09:27. The spacecraft, which was on a mission to study asteroids, successfully made contact with NASA following a speedy encounter with an asteroid on Wednesday. The spacecraft, named Lucy The main goal of the

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Virgin Galactic successfully completes its fifth commercial flight to sub-orbital space and safely returns.

29th test flight On Thursday, Alan Stern, a planetary scientist who led NASA’s New Horizons mission to Pluto, had the opportunity to experience a flight to the edge of space and return on Virgin Galactic’s winged spaceplane. This marked the company’s 29th test flight. the fifth sub-orbital flight for commercial purposes. Kellie Gerardi, a renowned

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The astronauts successfully accomplished a primary objective involving the space station’s power system during the spacewalk, but were unable to complete a secondary task due to time constraints.

On Wednesday, Astronauts Jasmin Moghbeli and Loral O’Hara went outside the International Space Station to replace a bearing assembly in a solar array rotation mechanism. However, the assignment took more time than anticipated and they were not able to retrieve a malfunctioning electronics box as originally intended. This was the inaugural spacewalk for Moghbeli and

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