Researchers Catch Supermassive Black Hole Burping Astronomers have caught a supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy snacking on gas and then “burping” – not once, but twice.
<em>Category</em> Actu Spatiale
Multi-planet System Found Through Crowdsourcing A system of at least five exoplanets has been discovered by citizen scientists through a project called Exoplanet Explorers.
All the Glittering Stars A new analysis of about 10,000 normal Sun-like stars in the Milky Way’s galactic bulge reveals that our galaxy’s hub is a dynamic environment.
Prepping the Parker Solar Probe for Space At NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, the Parker Solar Probe is lowered into the 40-foot-tall thermal vacuum chamber. The thermal vacuum chamber simulates the harsh conditions that the spacecraft will experience on its journey through space, including near-vacuum conditions and severe hot and cold temperatures.
Un nanosatellite français pour percer les mystères de Beta Pictoris PicSat sera lancé le 12 janvier 2018 pour étudier en continu l’étoile Beta Pictoris, son exoplanète et son célèbre disque de matière
[Conférence] 18/01 – Histoire et futur de l’exploration habitée du système solaire Rendez-vous dans le grand auditorium de la Médiathèque José Cabanis, à Toulouse, avec Lionel Suchet, ancien chef de projet Vols habités, aujourd’hui directeur général délégué du CNES.
Observations From -369.7 Degrees Fahrenheit Taken from inside Chamber A at the Johnson Space Center in September 2017, this image shows the James Webb Space Telescope as it was undergoing cryogenic testing and the temperature was approximately -369.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
Ecole d’été d’Alpbach 2018 Appel à candidatures CNES « Missions de retour d’astéroïdes »
Failure is an Option: How an Inoperative CubeSat Still Holds STEM Lessons In December 2015, Gabe MacPhail, a seventh grader at St. Thomas More Cathedral School in Arlington, Virginia, travelled to Florida along with 100 other members of the school’s community to watch as the fourth Orbital-ATK Cygnus Commercial Resupply Service lifted into orbit atop
L’échec du lancement du satellite espion Zuma ne change pas les relations entre SpaceX et l’Air Force Zuma, un satellite espion secret, n’est pas parvenu à atteindre son orbite après un lancement depuis Cap Canaveral il y a quelques jours. SpaceX affirmait depuis l’incident que sa fusée Falcon 9 avait parfaitement fonctionné, ce qui semble