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Arpita Mukherjee | Feb 18 2008
artists impression og gliese 581c
For centuries, men have wondered whether we are alone in this universe or there are other living beings similar to us in the giant cosmos. While science fictions have delved into the world of extra-terrestrials, but astronomers are yet to discover...
Ankita | Jan 12 2008
smiths cloud heading towards the milky way
When our human mind was still busy exploring the various fascinating aspects of the universe, new and more mysterious things outside it awaits our attention. The concepts of parallel universe and life forms existing on other planets have got their share...
Irani | Nov 17 2007
prevailing universe evolution model
How has our universe evolve? Cosmologists have through decades come up with various models that talk of the universe’s growth from a few hundred thousand years after the Big Bang to the present day. But, a recent finding claims an otherwise...
Madan | Aug 7 2007
zer
Collision or merger of two galaxies, mostly one large galaxy and several small ones is common in the Universe. Astronomers have also observed some major mergers among the pair of galaxy similar in size. But, US team of astronomers observed one of...
Irani | May 29 2007
nasas fuse satellite catches collision of titans
For the first time, the properties of a rare, extremely massive, and young binary star system are determined. Thanks to NASA's Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE) satellite and ground-based telescopes. Surprising astronomers, the binary...
Ankush | May 25 2007
yutrhrey
Approximately a century ago, when a Dutch astronomer named ‘Willem de Sitter’ propounded a ‘static model of the universe’ everybody thought of him to be insane. However, unlike the thinking of those scientists he was...
Jolly | May 15 2007
andromeda way
According to a recent study the solar system might be thrown from the close to centre position that it currently acquires to the boondocks when our galaxy Milky Way merges with our neighboring galaxy Andromeda a few billion years from now. These...
Irani | May 14 2007
a graphic depicts the solar system encased in an envelope of charged particles yellow as it passes through the interstellar magnetic field of the milky way galaxy brown lines
A mind-blowing finding has defied the age-old textbook information on the shape of our solar system – i.e. its being ‘elliptical’ – which defines the shape of an egg, with the Sun at the center of it. NASA has recently come...
Jolly | Feb 15 2007
dwarf spheroidals
Dwarf Spheroidals or dark galaxies are those small galaxies that are composed mainly of dark matter. Such galaxies are usually satellites of other large galaxies like the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies. Scientists now believe that these...
Irani | Jan 13 2007
the large magellanic cloud the brightest galaxy visible from the milky way may not actually be gravitationally bound to our galaxy
All these days we knew that our Milky Way has two best-known companions -- the Magellanic Clouds, which are a pair of nearby dwarf galaxies. But, a recent observation of the dwarf galaxies has eventually upset this three-member family picture, i.e....
Irani | Jan 10 2007
this false color view from the keck telescope shows the rare triple quasar system spotted by astronomers the findings were presented monday at the 209th meeting of the american astronomical society in seattle
Astronomers have discovered the first known triplet of quasars, according to the European Organization for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere. Only about 100,000 to 150,000 light-years separate the three quasars. This light year is...
Jolly | Jan 10 2007
space
Researchers at the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-II) have announced that they have discovered seven or perhaps eight dwarf galaxies that are orbiting the Milky Way just like a satellite. These small galaxies have been held together by the...
Pankaj | Nov 29 2006
It was long ago when the life sprout on Earth, we all know that but now the scientists know when exactly it happened. It was the stellar baby boom period of the Milky Way that sparked a flowering and crashing of life here on Earth. Frenzied...
Pankaj | Nov 21 2006
dark matte
A universe that's dominated by dark stuff used to seem preposterous to some of the scientists earlier but now we've closed this loophole about gravity, and we've come closer than ever to seeing this invisible matter. Researchers at the...
Pankaj | Oct 9 2006
As observations reach all the way into the central bulge of our galaxy, the finding opens up a new area of investigation for space scientists probing extrasolar planets -- planets that orbit stars other than our own. Astronomers have spotted 202...

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