Archives
New Class of Runaway Stars Escaping Milky Way
Astronomers have discovered a new class of solitary runaway stars. These hypervelocity bodies are moving incredibly fast- about a million-plus mile-per-hour relative to the motion of Milky Way. This speed enables them to break away from the grasp of the galaxy.
Latest Research Articles
Underwater Rainbow: More Than 180 Fish Species Display Remarkable Biofluorescence [VIDEO]
Massive Black Holes Found Hiding Out in Dwarf Galaxies
Scale of Universe Measured to 1 Percent Accuracy
Combined Cycle Energy Technology Led to Emissions Reduction by US Power Plants
Space Station's Lifespan Extended to 2024
West African Lion Population Facing Severe Extinction Threat
Clymene Dolphin Documented at First Hybrid Marine Mammal Species
Countdown for Orbital's Space Station Resupply Mission Begins [VIDEO]
Drought Conditions Expected to Worsen in Europe by 2100
Great White Sharks Live for 70 Years or More
Ancient Sea Reptiles were Black, Researchers Say
Brown Dwarfs Racked by Massive Storms
MOST POPULAR
-
How Wildlife Corridors Create Lifelines for Animals Facing Habitat Loss and Fragmentation
-
Giant Komodo Dragons Invade New Lands: Climate Change Reshapes Their Habitat
-
Austria's Glaciers in 2026: Climate Change Triggers Dramatic Ice Disintegration
-
Seafloor Shock: Scientists Unveil Earth's Longest Hidden Volcano Chain
-
Pacific Deep Sea Creatures Discovery: New Species Unveil Ocean Biodiversity Secrets
