Old satellites race each other to fall to Earth
The 2.5-ton ROSAT telescope will fall to Earth in late October and is likely to cause 1.5 times more casualties than UARS satellites.
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The 2.5-ton ROSAT telescope will fall to Earth in late October and is likely to cause 1.5 times more casualties than UARS satellites.
Some fragments of UARS satellite falling to Earth have been observed in Texas and California (USA) and Italy.
The space nebula brings many surprises. It seems that in the depths of the universe hidden invisible artists create great masterpieces - strange shapes over time.
On September 23, the skies of Moscow, Kiev and Ekaterinburg, where the fragments of UARS satellites flew, radioactive elements that could cause cancer, Dr. Igor Ostresov…
The US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has launched two satellites on the moon to understand the mysteries inside the planet yesterday.
For the first time in history to conquer space, experts were able to detect a planet
Telegraph reported that Dr. Terry Kee, a cosmological biologist at the University of Leeds in the UK, believes that when meteorites bombarded the earth several billion y…
The debris of the US Air and Space Administration's (NASA) Aviation satellite is expected to fall to Earth in September, but most in the ocean or uninhabited region, Reu…
Major Chinh Truong 5 boosters were completed; This missile is expected to go into operation in 2014, the manufacturer, China Space Science and Technology Company (CASC).…
Russian officials announced yesterday that they will return three of the six astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) to return this week, but there are no pl…
Leading astronomers from 9 countries around the world will meet to plan the construction of SKA, a hub for low-frequency wave detection antennas in Perth this week.
AFP reported that Charles Bolden, NASA director, said the new missile would be called Space Launch System (SLS).
The Russian Federal Space Agency decided to delay the launch of Soyuz to transport people to the International Space Station (ISS) until November 12.
An American space telescope has just found a planet revolving around two stars, a phenomenon that is only observed in fantasy movies.
Aurora in North America appears regularly in the past few days after the storm swept across the earth last weekend.