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Published on 11/3/2000 Photoed By Habo Telescope: Flaming Caused By The Collision Between Two Galaxies

Flaming Caused By The Collision Between Two Galaxies

Published on 11/9/2000 Galaxy NGC4214 Explode and Reorganize

Galaxy Explode and Reorganize

Published on 1/20/2001 Cosmology Theory Can Not Match The Changes Of The Universe

New Celestial Bodies Emerge

Published on 3/28/2002

Astronomers Find Large Galaxy Consisted of Dozens of Thousands of Young Stars

Published on 6/13/2002

Ice Found on Mars Catch Attention to Life in Universe

Published on 6/18/2002

Astronomers Found Newly Formed Supernova Relict

Published on 6/24/2002 New Cosmos Is Forming: Hubble Captures Collision of Several Galaxies, Creating a Torrent of New Stars

New Cosmos Is Forming: Hubble Captures Collision of Several Galaxies, Creating a Torrent of New Stars

Published on 8/4/2002 Like a pumpkin, Earth is a bit wider around the equator than the meridian. Since the end of the last glaciations, postglacial rebound of Earth’s crust has resulted in a net transfer of mass from the equatorial regions to high latitudes. This small mass transfer has been monitored for 25 years. This slight oblateness (by about 0.3%) results from axial rotation and large-scale mantle convection. But newest science findings suggest that since 1998, the mass transfer has changed direction.

Earth Getting Wider Around the Equator, the Reason Still an Enigma

Published on 8/4/2002 The center of our Milky Way Galaxy is inching toward an era of intense fireworks when stars will be born 100 times more frequently than today and many will die quick, explosive deaths, according to new research.

Report from American Astronomical Society: Milky Way is Inching Toward a New Era

Published on 8/18/2002 The recent discoveries in astronomy made many physicists start to rethink the origin of our universe. In the August 14 issue of Nature Journal, Leonard Susskind and his team from Stanford University think that the existence of our universe would require a miracle, or outside intervention or from "God".

Scientists Propose That the Existence of the Cosmos Would Require "External Help"

Published on 12/21/2002

A Young Galaxy Forming at 6000 Light-Years to Earth

Published on 12/23/2002 mysterious cloud of high-energy electrons enveloping a young cluster of stars has been discovered by astronomers using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory. These extremely high-energy particles could cause dramatic changes in the chemistry of the disks that will eventually form planets around stars in the cluster.

Young Star Cluster Found Aglow With Mysterious X-Ray Cloud