
For the first time in 18 years, 5 planets and the Moon will line up in the sky
During June, skywatchers had the pleasure of watching all five planets that we can see with the naked eye-Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn-line up in the sky.
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During June, skywatchers had the pleasure of watching all five planets that we can see with the naked eye-Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn-line up in the sky.
Slow-moving fireballs were spotted in the dawn sky of Spain. Many people posted their photos and videos of this phenomenon on social networks, suggesting that it could be a meteor shower.
Fourteen cameras from Clima ao Vivo recorded a super meteor that crossed the skies of Bahia, Pernambuco, Sergipe and Ceara.
Strange blue light spirals traveling through the night sky in New Zealand have made observers wonder if it could be an alien spaceship.
What color is the rainbow? In it, as a rule, you can see all the colors.
This photo taken by photographer Joshua Rozells in Nambung National Park in Western Australia raises many questions.
Vesa Vauhkonen from Finland took an unusual photo on June 10 — a pollen crown is imprinted on it.
The Chinese Sky Eye telescope has been monitoring deep space since 2020, and its huge receivers are now picking up extremely sensitive frequencies outside our galaxy.
It is time for short summer nights that expand the horizon of observations. What is dissolved by sunlight during the day, appears to the eyes of patient romantics at night.
On May 22, NASA's AIM spacecraft detected the first silvery clouds above the Arctic Circle this season. Since then, they have been circling around the North Pole and are getting stronger.
Has extraterrestrial life finally made contact with humanity? Not really, but being on the International Space Station (ISS), you can see two mysterious pairs of "eyes". What's it?
For decades, the famous mythical beast has baffled scientists and monster hunters, because no one has been able to prove with certainty that someone really lives at the bottom of the Scottish Loch