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In December, the inhabitants of the Earth will be able to observe an important astronomical event: comet Leonard, its scientific name C/2021A1, will be visible from the Northern Hemisphere.
Scientists have obtained rare footage featuring a ghost squid, the owner of huge rainbow fins and bizarre elbow bends of tentacles.
An unusual lunar eclipse occurred on Friday. It became the longest private lunar eclipse since the 15th century.
Etna volcano has woken up in Italy. Because of this, the Sicilian airport was even closed. The locals are probably in a panic, but the sight is fascinating.
The Astronomical Society has received 10 reports of a fireball spotted over Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Burgun-Franche-Comte, Grand Est, Schwyz, Tessin and Vo on Thursday, November 18, 2021 at about
The fall of a meteorite was noticed over the state of Idaho on Tuesday, November 16, 2021, at about 08:26 UT.
The unusual phenomenon was captured by photographer Giancarlo Tine, who observed the eruption of the Italian volcano Etna in mid-June.
Mysterious crop circles are the work of advertisers.
The mystery surrounding the recent rumors about the capture of the yeti in the south of Russia has been dispelled. Believe it or not, it all turned out to be a hoax.
The fall of the meteorite was recorded over Spain on the night of November 16, 2021 at 6:17 local time (5:17 world time). It crashed into the atmosphere at a speed of about 238,000 km/h.
Residents of several Russian cities witnessed the fall of a meteorite that flew in the night sky on November 17, flashed blue and exploded.
Residents of the Chelyabinsk region, weather permitting, will be able to see an unusual rain of fire. On the night of November 18, the Leonida meteor shower will reach its peak of activity.
