Spring in the Department of Astronomy
In Vietnam, spring is calculated starting from Lap Xuan period, around February 5 and ending in Lap do, about May 5.
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In Vietnam, spring is calculated starting from Lap Xuan period, around February 5 and ending in Lap do, about May 5.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has successfully launched the most modern solar research device they have ever designed.
Scientists have created in the laboratory a terrible temperature threshold: 4 million degrees Celsius.
Mysterious dark matter is always an unanswered question for scientists. This type of invisible material accounts for three-quarters of the universe.
The US ship Endeavor safely landed in Florida's space center after completing the mission to bring additional equipment to the ISS space station.
Astronomers in China have discovered a giant hot planet named WASP-12b discovered in 2008 is losing the atmosphere.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will build two new space observatories in Australia, worth about 100 million AUD.
Fraklin Chang-Diaz scientist said flying from Earth to Mars may take only 39 days, which is nearly 1/6 of the current estimated time.
In the morning of March 2, Russia successfully launched three new satellite navigation orbits, complementing Russia's Glonass positioning satellite system operating in o…
America's Pluto-probe spacecraft, New Horizons (New Horizons), flew 2.39 billion km across the solar system, completing half the distance.
If you are looking for a product that is much lower in the world, contact the US Aerospace Agency (NASA).
We know that meteorite collisions can cause great catastrophes for the Earth as a cataclysm. But it seems that the Earth can also attack in reverse.
EADS Astrium plans to bring a satellite into orbit to collect solar energy in the universe and transfer this energy to power Earth through infrared lasers.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has reported that it has not received any signals from Phoenix self-propelled probes on the red planet.