Russia launches cargo ships Progress M-05M to ISS
On April 28, the unmanned cargo ship named Russia's Progress M-05M was launched into the trajectory of the United-U-rocket ...
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On April 28, the unmanned cargo ship named Russia's Progress M-05M was launched into the trajectory of the United-U-rocket ...
After conducting an image analysis of 20 star clusters outside the galaxy, the international team of scientists identified the distribution of dark matter in the univers…
The 520 day and night trial simulated the flight to Mars, with the participation of a group of 6 volunteers who were launched on May 4.
According to world-leading physicist Stephen Hawking, one day humans can build spacecraft with a speed near the speed of light ...
NASA has been testing and launching an escape chamber for astronauts, to create absolute safety in emergencies.
The unique photograph that captures the image of Earth seen from another planet shows that our
Space Shuttle Atlantis on 23/5 left the International Space Station (ISS) and set out for Earth, completing her final mission on this space station.
On the giant sun, the space shuttle Atlantis and the space station are no different from small ants.
The final model of a ready-to-fly F-1 satellite will be completed this year and is expected to launch a 2-kilogram satellite in 2011.
A storm from the sun came down on Earth on April 5 but did not cause any damage.
On April 5, the US space agency (NASA) successfully launched space shuttle Discovery to assemble the International Space Station (ISS).
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced that on the afternoon of April 7, Space Shuttle Discovery successfully assembled with the International Spac…
NASA signed a contract with the Russian Space Agency (Roscosmos) about bringing US astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) and returning to Earth.
Astronomers said yesterday they have found the secret of a star that has attracted astronomers' attention for nearly 200 years.
A meteorite will fly close to the earth tomorrow but not collide with our planet.