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The closest new map of the Milky Way reveals a remarkable mess in our galaxy
The Astronomers used the youngest objects in the Milky Way to build a new map of the spiral sleeve of galaxies, and the results were much more questionable than they expected. Despite the spiral arms, the galaxy looks staggering and exciting, stars are not much more dense than they are in the intervals between them. In a typical spiral sleeve, only about 10% more stars than on average, so spiral arms do not have more star concentration. Instead, the sleeve represent the area of the star more middle. These are the density waves, and they are caused by the gravitational interaction with the star satellites that move through the galaxy with their own velocity as the ripples in the pond. When the waves move, they increase the density in this region, [# 8230; ]
oms of Dark Matter can form shadow galaxies with quick form of stars
Video Dark Matter, an invisible material, which is a vast part of the mass of the universe, can be collected by creating atoms, showing a new simulation. These "dark atoms" can radically change the evolution of galaxies and the formation of stars, allowing astronomers to understand this mysterious substance. Dark Matter is about 80% of the mass of every galaxy and cluster of galaxies in the universe. All of our observations show that Dark Matter is some new kind of particles that do not interact with any ordinary matter, not even with light. We can identify Dark Matter only because of its gravitational interaction with everything else, which is not Dark Matter, which is beyond our current understanding of physics. ]
Medical Battalion «Hospitaliers»
«Hospitaliers» is a volunteer organization of paramedics. It was founded by Yana Zinkevich at the beginning of hostilities in Ukraine in 2014. Then Russia annexed Crimea and started hostilities in the east of the country. The motto of our organization is "For the sake of every life." And Hospitaliers prove every day that these are not just words for us.
Ssyche on its way to yellow startup to a rich asteroid metal
The series "Psychoche has a positive course to launch in October of 2023. The launch date is valid, and the total probability of the mission is high." This indicates Tom Yang, the head of an independent review for Psyche (IRB), during today's telephone briefing for the press. The council was called NASA last summer after running the Psychee & # 8217; mission s Jet Proculsion Laborator (JPL) recognized NASA that the spaceship will not be ready to run for rich asteroid metal with the same name as August 2022, as it originally planned. Psychoche, done by IRB, showed that the reason why the launch delay went far beyond the mission of Psychoche. In November last year, IRB introduced a report that [# 8230; ]
NASA new detectors can improve the overview of gamma radiation events
The idea of using technology similar to the ones in smartphones, NASA's scientists develop updated sensors to reveal more detail about black holes and exploding stars -- they're less energy and lighter for mass production than the detectors used today. "When you think about black holes that actively blur stars, or the neutron stars that explode and create lights of really high energy, you're looking at the most extreme events in the universe," said the astrophysicist researcher Dr. Rocket Casuto. "To see these events, you need to look at the shape of light with highest energy: Gamma rays. " Kanuto is currently running the hardware development work called [# 8230; ]
Soon we can hear "gravitational waves of dying stars"
NASA team of astronomy found a new possible source of gravitational waves: A cocoon of hot dense gas formed inside a massive dying star. This source is within the reach of a recently started study by the Gravitational wave Observatory of laser transfereter (LIGO). The huge stars that are 20 to 40 times the mass of the Sun die particularly astonishing. First, the center goes down, producing a black hole, which is immediately starting to feed. This process provides two opposing currents that drill their path from the star. When the string breaks through the outer layers of the star, they accumulate a shell from a hot dense star. For a few seconds, until the string completely escaped from the star -- a cocoon of gas that turns them, creates ripples in space-time, or [# 8230; ]
Thrusters, spikes and clouds: look at the back side of the black hole
The first direct detection of gravitational waves in 2015 opened a new window in the universe, allowing specifically to observe the merging of massive black holes. Current observations are limited by the last stage of collapse -- often within just a few seconds -- when emitted gravitational waves are extremely strong -- and luckily, there are a few new experiments that allow researchers to observe black holes in a long time before merging, potentially even years. When these are starting to come in a much more accurate way, researchers want to be ready and capable of interpreting them. ]
Konversation Blue Orange ready to restore the launch of New Shepard
The Blue Orange Company expects that it will restore the launch of the New Shepard's suborbital apparatus over the next couple of weeks because it will finish the recovery after the anomaly that occurred nine months ago. On the west side of the Financial Times, the investment in space "6 June CEO," Blue Orange Bob Smith said that the company is at the beginning of the launch of new Shepard, waiting to approve of the Federal aviation Government. New Shepard was terminated due to a match during a flight only with a useful shipment in September 2022 called the NS-23. In March, the Blue Order company claimed that a US-3PM engine fuel had occurred, due to a structural disability caused by a temperature which was bigger than the profile. & # 8230; ]
NASA Psychoche reporting back to startup in October
The Treaty of Independence found that NASA Psychoche's asteroid mission returned to launch in October of this year after the software problem held in JPL, postponed institutional problems in JPL, postponed it to launch last year. NASA published June 5, an independent test report made to the agency last year after Psychoche skipped two launch windows in 2022 due to a delay of development and testing software for flights. Last fall came to the conclusion that Psychoche suffered from software development programs, and also from further problems in the Propulsion Laboratory, including hard labor and bad communication. The new report is estimated, [# 8230; ]
Quadrant figured out how much the Milky Way weighs
In his last work, experts took the statistical values of different methods and derived what we would call the best value of the mass of our galaxy
The Athos have told us why mankind cannot live long on Mars
The important human expedition to Mars has been on the radar for space explorers a long time. Two years ago, people could reproduce on Mars, because sperm can survive there for 200 years, according to scientists. However, it looks like these hopes can be long because experts now recommend that people spend less than four years on any mission to the planet. According to one of the recent studies of human life survival on the Red Planet, scientists have said that if people are in this place longer, radiation levels become dangerous. In the findings published in Advanced Earth and Science Journal, they say, "Our calculations clearly show that the best time [# 8230;] ]
The JWST telescope detects the most remote complex organic molecules in the universe
The researchers discovered complex organic molecules in a galaxy over 12 billion light-years away from the Earth -- the most distant galaxy in which we now know there are these molecules -- thanks to the possibilities of a recently-run space telescope, James Webb and a detailed analysis of the research group, a new study provides a critical understanding of complex interactions that occur in the first galaxies in the early Universe, telling ys.org.. Professor of astronomy and physics at the University of Illinois Urban-Shampwin-Wiyira and Detective Kevin Fudge collaborated with the University of Texas & M and an international team of scientists to distinguish infrared signals, created by some massive and bigger pieces of dust in the galaxy, and carbon-based molecules recently observed. Results [# 8230; ]
Sebastian West Start Space Electric Theater Systems demonstrates a new technology in orbit
Paul EOS Data Analyys receives images from the first satellite in the Silicon Valley group oriented for agriculture. A satellite created by the Droagofly Aerosspace company from South Africa also became the first demonstration of the force stations in orbit by Ukrainian startup Space Electric Theater Systems. EODA, Dragonofly, and Space Electric Theater Systems (SETS) is part of the Noosphere space group founded in 2015 by an international Mac Polooky entrepreneur to create an integrated space business. Another company called Noosphere Ventures, Flight Control Protocol, controlled 3D printing of components and structure for EOS Sat-1. "It's really international efforts for private companies that have the only management," said SpaceNews Artini, CEO of EOSDA, and president of Noospez Ventures. ]
Combine SpaceX Dragon traffic capsule from ISC showed on video
The shipping capsule SpaceX Dragon will arrive at the International Space Station early on Tuesday (6 June), and you will be able to observe live action. Dragon worked on SpaceX Falcon 9 on Monday (June 5) rocket (June) from the Kennedy Center in Florida NASA, and it is planned to be registered to an orbital port of the Harmon orbital Laboratory on Tuesday at 5: 50 AM in Eastern Time (09: 50 GMT), closing an 18-hour orbital chase. You can look at an alien early here at Space.com, courtesy of NASA, or directly through the space agency. 15 AM in Eastern Time (08: 15 for Greenwich, Tuesday. Dragon's current mission is called CRS-28, because it's a 28 flight that SpaceX [# 8230; ]
Digital twins insert rotations in military satellites
For many years, digital twins were considered the next big thing in the space industry. While technology is still evolving, companies in this sector see increasing demand for digital engineering tools to design complex satellite networks. "Finally we have reached this step of transition: From fashion and a lot of cynicism to what people see the real need, "said Robbie Robertson, co-founder and CEO of Sadaro, a startup who is developing digital engineering software, based on space systems. The company based on Arlington, Virginia, was founded in 2016. It won nearly 3 million U.S. dollars in small business research from NASA's Ministry of Defense and NASA, and [# 8230; ]
Is it possible to taste food in space?
The amount of food we eat determines how we feel, and nothing can be aligned with good taste, though, of course, in moderate quantities. When we prepare for missions to the Moon and Mars, astronauts will be happy to hear from researchers that one essential food for comfort is not impossible even in space: Fry potatoes. ESA supports studies of tastes in terms of microgravity to fill gaps in the knowledge of the Earth and in space. Despite the makeup of potatoes around the world, it is associated with complex physics and chemistry, and in space it is increasingly difficult. It was not clear that taste will work without gravity. Without the plantation that pulls up, the bubbles can attach to the surface [# 8230;) ]
openSpaceX starts Dragon's cargo mission after 2-day delay
The Falcon 9 Missile Launcher launches SpaceX Dragon Drive on Monday (5 June) on 11: 47 at the eastern time, if the weather allows. SpaceX has delayed its payload to run CRS-28 before today (5 June) at 11: 47 in Eastern Time (15: 47 in Greenwich, due to a strong wind in a subplane, launched on Sunday, only four hours after SpaceX Fallon 9 22 satellites V2 Starlink from adjacent to space force station on Cape Canaveral. SpaceX will run its 28-bit mission to NASA International Space Station on Monday (5 June) after double-delay due to weather conditions, and you can see the event [# 8230; ]
settlers are looking for alien signals in the heart of the Milky Way
Let's say you're an alien civilization with advanced technology that wants to communicate with other civilizations throughout the Milky Way galaxy, where would you put your mom in, maybe not far from home? The Galactic Center is this multicultural, fascinating region around the supermassive black arrow hole A - is one of the best places in the Milky Way to send wide, repeated radio signals to everyone who listens to them. So there is a group of scientists under the leadership of the Acme Suresh from the Cornelley University who have invented a way to find these signals. Breakthrough Listen Initialization for Periodic Spectrum (BLIPSS) is designed to search and amplify strange pulses from the galactic center which may be messages from foreign [# 8230; ]
Telescope JWST has made a unique image showing the beauty of a spiral galaxy
The appearance of a spiral galaxy with a NGC 5068 passing by James Webb. Point approximately 20 million light years away from us in the constellation # 8217; and the Viruses, NGC 5068, are a stellar system full of celestial wonders. NASA Bill Nelson's administrator introduced an exciting image during the sunset with the students at the Science Center of Copper in Warsaw, Poland. Images are part of the JWST ambitious campaign to study stars in adjacent galaxies and create valuable observing store. Based on the NGC 5068 central areas, where enough stars are born, astronomers hope to achieve considerable scientific success through the JWST output. JWST observations fill in previous studies, [# 8230; ]
Acceleration of Earth is approaching a huge asteroid: NASA has opened the route and the binding terms
Acceleration of Earth is approaching a huge asteroid. The maximum approximation is expected on Tuesday, June 6
Chinese capsule Shenzhou 15 land with three astronauts in Tiangong Space Station
The Chinese astronauts Shenzhou 15 returned to Earth by doing a planned and safe landing on the weekend after the six-month mission at the country space station. The astronauts of Fay Zusinulin, Dan Tampin and Changan Lou landed in the return capsule of the Shenzhou 15 at Dunction landing at 18: 33 days east, on Saturday, on 3rd June (22: 00) 33 for Greenwich; Or 6: On June 33, on June 4, on the Penal Age, According to the Chinese spacecraft. The Shizhou crews 15 started with Zustodina in the northwest of China, and was part of the first time in the history of the crew's transfer to a new Chinese space station called Tiangong. Faye and his crew fellow had taken control of [# 8230;] ]
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