Skip to content

Free Press Web

FREEPRESSWEB.COM – Free to Explore the Universe, Free to Fly, Free to Wonder, Free to ask Why… Join us, follow us on this great exploration!

Primary Menu

  • Home
  • The News
  • Science
  • Technology
  • Strange and Unusual
  • Entertainment
  • Contact

10 Bizarre Deep Space Astronomical Objects

December 16, 2019December 15, 2019FreePressWeb

    An exploration of ten bizarre astronomical objects either confirmed to exist by scientists, or are hypothesized to likely exist.

    Share this:

    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn
    • Email
    • Pinterest
    • Telegram
    • WhatsApp
    • Print
    • More
    • Reddit
    • Tumblr
    • Pocket
    • Skype

    Like this:

    Like Loading...

    Related

    Categories: News, Science, Strange and Unusual, Technology

    Post navigation

    ← Thousands of Government UFO Reports Now Available at Canadian University
    10 Astronomical Events That Will Happen In Your Lifetime →
    Follow Free Press Web on WordPress.com

    Blog Stats

    • 20,841 hits

    Support FreePressWeb

    Contribute to FreePress Web

    Thank you for supporting FREEPRESSWEB. If you like our content and appreciate what we do, your support is appreciated!

    $1.00

    December 2019
    M T W T F S S
     1
    2345678
    9101112131415
    16171819202122
    23242526272829
    3031  
    « Nov   Jan »

    Main Sections

    RSS Latest Headlines

    • Dr. Robert Jeffress: VP Harris' McAuliffe endorsement reveals the blatant hypocrisy of Biden's IRS October 22, 2021
      The Vice President Harris just encouraged churches across Virginia to violate the law that she herself is in charge of enforcing as a part of the Executive Branch that oversees the IRS.
      Dr. Robert Jeffress
    • Loudoun email reveals superintendent notified school board on day of alleged sexual assault October 22, 2021
      The superintendent for Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) sent an email alerting the school board of an alleged assault on the same day as the one that has captured national headlines.
      Sam Dorman
    • Rod Stewart's plea deal on battery charge falls through October 22, 2021
      A plea deal between British rock icon Rod Stewart and Florida prosecutors fell through Friday, meaning he and his adult son are again scheduled to stand trial on charges they battered a security guard during a New Year's Eve bash nearly two years ago.
    • America ignores CNN's 'softball' Biden town hall, turns to regular programming on Fox News, MSNBC instead October 22, 2021
      CNN’s heavily publicized town hall with President Biden failed to resonate with viewers, finishing with a smaller audience than regular programming on both Fox News and MSNBC.
      Brian Flood
    • UNC-Chapel Hill presenter goes viral for discussing 'right-hand privilege' October 22, 2021
      A photo showing an activist giving a presentation regarding “right-handed privilege” at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has gone viral on social media.
      Andrew Miller
    • Ex-NYC surgeon confesses to throwing wife’s body from an airplane over Atlantic in 1985 October 22, 2021
      A former Manhattan plastic surgeon convicted in his missing wife’s murder has fessed up to tossing her body from a private plane into the Atlantic Ocean, more than three decades later.
    • Minneapolis push to dismantle police is 'crash test dummy' for far-left activists: Omar challenger October 22, 2021
      Cicely Davis, a Republican running against Ilhan Omar, said that if a ballot measure passes to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department, activists will push the agenda to other cities.
      Joe Schoffstall
    • Instagram model Genie Exum allegedly beat cousin with bottle in 2018 October 22, 2021
      Instagram model Genie Exum, who is accused of stabbing her boyfriend with a kitchen knife in Manhattan, also allegedly beat up her cousin with a liquor bottle in a fight over finances two years ago in Alabama, the Post has learned.
    • International community 'complicit' in gain-of-function research: book October 22, 2021
      The National Institutes of Health (NIH) came under fire this week after it admitted to using taxpayer funds to support gain-of-function research on the coronavirus in China's Wuhan Institute of Virology, but the U.S. is not the only country that was "complicit" in supporting the controversial research, according to investigative Australian rep […]
      Caitlin McFall
    • Test drive: The 2021 BMW M4 keeps it old school October 22, 2021
      The 2021 BMW M4 is equipped with a standard manual transmission and rear-wheel-drive to enhance the entertainment factor.
      Gary Gastelu

    Free Press Web FB Page

    Free Press Web FB Page

    Navigation

    • Home
    • The News
    • Science
    • Technology
    • Strange and Unusual
    • Entertainment
    • Contact

    Top Stories

    • THE MYSTERY OF JOHN TITOR: HOAX OR TIME TRAVELER?
      THE MYSTERY OF JOHN TITOR: HOAX OR TIME TRAVELER?
    • The Milky Way may have two supermassive black holes
      The Milky Way may have two supermassive black holes
    • Asteroid dust found at Chicxulub Crater confirms cause of dinosaurs’ extinction
      Asteroid dust found at Chicxulub Crater confirms cause of dinosaurs’ extinction
    • Here’s Exactly How Aliens Could Use Black Holes to Generate Energy
      Here’s Exactly How Aliens Could Use Black Holes to Generate Energy
    • The USAs Most Secret Plane — TR-3B Patent is Now in the Public Domain
      The USAs Most Secret Plane — TR-3B Patent is Now in the Public Domain
    • Time Traveler from the Year 2027 Claims he is the Last Man on Earth
      Time Traveler from the Year 2027 Claims he is the Last Man on Earth
    • A Major X Class Solar Flare Just Slammed Into Earth
      A Major X Class Solar Flare Just Slammed Into Earth
    • New Evidence for the Strange Idea that the Universe Is a Hologram
      New Evidence for the Strange Idea that the Universe Is a Hologram
    • Researchers At Large Hadron Collider Are Confident To Make Contact With Parallel Universe In Days
      Researchers At Large Hadron Collider Are Confident To Make Contact With Parallel Universe In Days
    • Manned version of X-37 space plane in the works?
      Manned version of X-37 space plane in the works?

    RSS Science Updates

    • Sense of smell is our most rapid warning system October 14, 2021
      The ability to detect and react to the smell of a potential threat is a precondition of our and other mammals' survival. Using a novel technique, researchers have been able to study what happens in the brain when the central nervous system judges a smell to represent danger. The study indicates that negative smells associated with unpleasantness or unea […]
    • Did Venus ever have oceans? October 13, 2021
      Astrophysicists have investigated the past of Venus to find out whether Earth's sister planet once had oceans.
    • Strange radio waves emerge from the direction of the galactic center October 12, 2021
      Astronomers have detected a very unusual variable radio signal from towards the heart of the Milky Way, which is now tantalizing scientists.
    • What makes us human? The answer may be found in overlooked DNA October 8, 2021
      Our DNA is very similar to that of the chimpanzee, which in evolutionary terms is our closest living relative. Stem cell researchers have now found a previously overlooked part of our DNA, so-called non-coded DNA, that appears to contribute to a difference which, despite all our similarities, may explain why our brains work differently.
    • Chang'e-5 samples reveal key age of moon rocks October 7, 2021
      A lunar probe launched by the Chinese space agency recently brought back the first fresh samples of rock and debris from the moon in more than 40 years. Now an international team of scientists has determined the age of these moon rocks at close to 1.97 billion years old.
    • Dwarf planet Vesta a window to the early solar system October 6, 2021
      The dwarf planet Vesta is helping scientists better understand the earliest era in the formation of our solar system. Two recent articles use data from meteorites derived from Vesta to resolve the 'missing mantle problem' and push back our knowledge of the solar system to just a couple of million years after it began to form.
    • Brain cell differences could be key to learning in humans and AI October 6, 2021
      Researchers have found that variability between brain cells might speed up learning and improve the performance of the brain and future AI.
    • Neuroscientists roll out first comprehensive atlas of brain cells October 6, 2021
      While researchers have discovered numerous cell types in the brain, this atlas of all cell types in one area -- the primary motor cortex -- is the first comprehensive list and a starting point for tracing cellular networks to understand how they control our body and mind and how they are disrupted in mental and physical disorders.
    • Dragonflies likely migrate across the Indian Ocean October 4, 2021
      Can dragonflies migrate thousands of miles across the Indian Ocean, from India via the Maldives to Africa, and back again? An international research team has used models and simulations to find out if the hypothesis could be true.
    • Scientists discover 14 genes that cause obesity October 1, 2021
      The discovery of genes that directly cause obesity could pave the way for treatments for a condition that affects more than 40 percent of American adults.
    • Mars' surface shaped by fast and furious floods from overflowing craters September 29, 2021
      On Earth, river erosion is usually a slow-going process. But on Mars, massive floods from overflowing crater lakes had an outsized role in shaping the Martian surface, carving deep chasms and moving vast amounts of sediment, according to a new study.
    • Great apes' consonant and vowel-like sounds travel over distance without losing meaning September 28, 2021
      Scientists have shown that orangutan call signals believed to be closest to the precursors to human language, travel through forest over long distances without losing their meaning. This throws into question the accepted mathematical model on the evolution of human speech.
    • Happiness in early adulthood may protect against dementia September 28, 2021
      While research has shown that poor cardiovascular health can damage blood flow to the brain increasing the risk for dementia, a new study indicates that poor mental health may also take its toll on cognition.
    • Major ocean current could warm greatly September 28, 2021
      A new study found that the Kuroshio Current Extension is sensitive to global climate change and has the potential to warm greatly with increased carbon dioxide levels.
    • Children who eat more fruit and veggies have better mental health September 28, 2021
      New research finds that children who eat more fruit and veg have better mental health. The study is the first to investigate the association between fruit and vegetable intakes, breakfast and lunch choices, and mental wellbeing in UK school children. The research team studied data from almost 9,000 children in 50 schools. They found that the types of breakfa […]
    • Mars habitability limited by its small size, isotope study suggests September 20, 2021
      Researchers measured the potassium isotope compositions of Martian meteorites in order to estimate the presence, distribution, and abundance of volatile elements and compounds, including water, on Mars, finding that Mars has lost more potassium than Earth but retained more potassium than the moon or the asteroid 4-Vesta; the results suggest that rocky planet […]
    • Cancer cells’ unexpected genetic tricks for evading the immune system September 16, 2021
      In a surprising new finding in mice, researchers have discovered that many genes linked to human cancer block the body's natural defense against malignancies.
    • Plants evolved complexity in two bursts -- with a 250-million-year hiatus September 16, 2021
      A new method for quantifying plant evolution reveals that after the onset of early seed plants, complexity halted for 250 million years until the diversification of flowering plants about 100 million years ago.
    • Can fruit fly research help improve survival of cancer patients? September 16, 2021
      Scientists don't really know what kills many cancer patients, but fruit fly research could provide answers. By following flies with tumors up to the point of death, researchers have discovered chemicals produced by tumors that shorten life span apart from the damage done locally to critical organs. This suggests a novel strategy for extending a healthy […]
    • Climate change threatens base of polar oceans' bountiful food webs September 16, 2021
      The cold polar oceans give rise to some of the largest food webs on Earth. And at their base are microscopic, photosynthetic algae. But human-induced climate change, a new study suggests, is displacing these important cold-water communities of algae with warm-adapted ones, a trend that threatens to destabilize the delicate marine food web and change the ocea […]
    Blog at WordPress.com.
     

    Loading Comments...
     

      loading Cancel
      Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
      Email check failed, please try again
      Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.
      %d bloggers like this: