US launches satellite tracking climate change
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) will launch an artificial satellite to test the weather forecasting technology and monitor climate change on Earth.
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The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) will launch an artificial satellite to test the weather forecasting technology and monitor climate change on Earth.
A lost moon stone from the 70s of the last century, but US officials only knew it when a man sold a piece of stone on the Internet.
Unusual high brightness aurora bands appear in areas far from the Arctic to the south on the evening of October 24 due to a magnetic storm.
International Space Station (ISS) will be adjusted trajectory to an additional 3.2km, to a height of 390km compared to Earth, RIA Novosti leads information from Russia's…
In the near future, two famous Apple iPad tablets and dolls are the symbol of the top game
On August 18 Venus passed through the sun (seen from Earth) and since then, it has become invisible when obscured by the bright light of the sun.
China will launch the Shenzhou-8 unmanned spacecraft in early November from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the northwest desert area. This is part of China's own…
After many predictions about whether the German satellite could fall in Southeast Asia or deep in the Chinese plateau, scientists finally located the grounding position…
The greatest mystery of the ancient supernova discovered by Chinese people 2000 years ago has been decoded.
Astronomers have found a planet with a radius twice as large as Earth, but a year there is only 18 hours on our planet.
NASA's Stereo twin spacecraft celebrated its fifth birthday on October 25, marking five years of studying the sun and its strong magnetic storms from its unique parallel…
Tonight, Jupiter will reach its maximum brightness in the year. This is an opportunity for astronomers to see clearly the largest planet of the solar system.
Thanks to the satellite emitting infrared rays on Earth orbit, archaeologists can find pyramids and ancient tombs in Egypt without having to dig.
Just spending a few hundred to 1,000 USD is able to own an artificial satellite. It is not a tough joke but a cherished project by Zac Manchester scientist, of course wi…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is testing a form of space exploration that is cheaper than a missile program with shadow detectors.