The European flight observatory is blind
Liquid helium - the fuel needed for devices and cameras to operate in extremely low temperatures - in the Herschel space telescope has been exhausted.
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Liquid helium - the fuel needed for devices and cameras to operate in extremely low temperatures - in the Herschel space telescope has been exhausted.
Head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Department of Security and Disarmament, Mikhail Ulyanov on May 1, said Russia plans to develop nuclear energy and will s…
It is a home built in Gaithersburg, Maryland at the request of the National Institute of Standards and Technology under the US Department of Commerce (NIST). Call home
Mobile home or mini house - the product of Swedish engineer Jonas Wagell - can be easily 'packed' and shipped.
This telescope has a short name Askap, one of the fastest telescopes in the world today, tasked with observing the outer space and understanding the origin of stars and…
The Sentinel project team said the work for the Sentinel telescope, funded by the non-profit B612 fund and Ball Aerospace partner, is ongoing and consistent.
On October 28, China revealed one of Asia's largest radio telescopes at the foot of Sheshan Mountain in Shanghai, to collect data from space exploration satellites.
A solar park is being built in Puerto Rico, to reduce dependence on oil energy.
Israel is building a power plant from waste that has the capacity to double the amount of waste that Tel Aviv produces every day.
Dark energy camera (Dark Energy), the most advanced astronomical observation device ever, has been put into service in Chile to find answers to the mysteries of the effe…
A Chinese corporation has unveiled its plan to build the tallest building in just three months.
100,000 marine creatures of 800 species gathered at the world's largest marine aquarium opened yesterday in Singapore.
Thirteen organizations from four countries: the United States, India, Australia and New Zealand joined together to create a radio telescope - called Murchison Widefield…
This unique home - called D * Dynamic - is the idea of British architects David Grunberg and Daniel Woolfson.
Night flights will help the aerial observatory scour the sky to find new stars, in an effort to detect extraterrestrial life.