‘Rogue planet’ spotted 100 light-years away0
- From Around the Web, Space
- October 7, 2016
Astronomers have spotted a “rogue planet” – wandering the cosmos without a star to orbit – 100 light-years away.

Astronomers have spotted a “rogue planet” – wandering the cosmos without a star to orbit – 100 light-years away.

A comet was recorded by the Egyptians described a brilliant disk much larger than the full moon as it flew across the sky with ten tails. Ancient Egyptians described a comet just barely passing the Earth.

A top U.S. general has issued a sobering warning that both China and Russia, given their years of emphasis on upgrading and renovating their space war arsenals, could, in the future, place the United States in a position of weakness if matters were to degenerate into a state of war between the countries.

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HZDR researchers suggest a link between the solar cycle and the tidal effects of Venus, the Earth and Jupiter

Like a sped-up movie, planets orbiting stars that spin rapidly might go through their seasons in double time.

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, who just spent 340 days in space, may have casually admitted to seeing aliens during an interview about his time on the International Space Station.

There have been black ‘spidery’ specks showing up all over on Mars’ surface, showing up every Martian spring.

The moon orbiting over Mars, Phobos, is slowly falling towards the surface of the red planet.



