Webb Space Telescope is an infrared space observatory that has seen some scary things in the sky. One of them was a cloud made up of hydrogen molecules being expelled from a newborn star. This discovery was made by NASA astronomers in 2017.
The discovery was made by NASA astronomers in 2017. Scientists are now looking into how we could avoid such clouds and have the ability to spot them across time and space when they appear on Earth.
The new findings were published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters on March 22.
A new telescope that is about the size of a washing machine has been launched into space to study the fine details of Cassini’s discovery.
A team from NASA has launched a small, space-based telescope that will be able to take images at a higher resolution and in different colors than ever before, with an eye on understanding the finer details of what Cassini discovered when it plunged into Saturn on September 15th.
The $60 million (and counting) project is called the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST), which will have its own suite of instruments including one that can produce highly detailed color pictures as well as another that can study where water vapor is found in different parts of the Earth’s atmosphere, like hurricanes or volcanoes.
The larger grains might be more like very hot, very small sand particles
In addition to the telescope using a mirror’s reflection, there is a new concept of ‘spherical mirror’ which can be used to direct light.
In this article, we will take a brief look at what makes up the universe which you might have not known about and how scientists tried to look into it in different ways.
The cosmos is so huge that it is difficult for humans to comprehend and understand. But still, astronomers are able to study different things like galaxies, black holes etc.
