The mystery of the dark side of the Moon
Experts say, about 4.4 billion years ago, Earth had two moons orbiting its orbit, but one of them was sucked into the remaining moon when they collided in no time.
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Experts say, about 4.4 billion years ago, Earth had two moons orbiting its orbit, but one of them was sucked into the remaining moon when they collided in no time.
Scientists say they have captured new images that show signs of water flowing on Mars and this may be the clearest evidence so far about the existence of water, a fundam…
On June 30, astronomers said they were
If the Sun looks smaller than usual on July 4, it's not your feeling. Because, on July 4, the Earth will be the farthest away from the Sun this year.
We are so familiar that the Moon is a satellite of the Earth. But is it always like this? Gennadi Raikunov, director of the Russian Aircraft Manufacturing Institute, sai…
The London Museum of Natural Sciences has hunted a piece of Ivuna Comet from an American collector. Scientists consider it a very unique artifact because it can be the k…
Unless there is a tropical storm, at 11:26 on Friday 8.7 (22:26 PM) will be one of the most sad moments of the year for Americans.
When the US terminates the shuttle program, Russia will fully control access to the International Space Station (ISS). It was a symbolic turning point for the long-stand…
Italian astronaut, Paolo Nespoli, has just announced the first 3D images of the international space station (ISS) that are clear and colorful.
The US space shuttle program has undergone many stages of flight and slump for the past 30 years with mixed achievements and disasters.
At 11:29 pm on July 8 (US time), the Atlantis space shuttle was last launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
Russia's space monitoring center tracks 15,000 objects in the universe to prevent close access to objects in orbit.
The biggest and most intense storm in the last 20 years has been discovered on Saturn. The initial measurement data for the storm was published on the cover of Nature, J…
The moon's core is iron! This conclusion was made by René Weber, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (USA) and Raphael Garcia, University of Toulouse (France) after deal…
Russia's Soyuz boosters launched six US Globalstar-2 satellites into orbit yesterday. Previously, according to the original plan, the launch was made on July 11.