Prevent war for water
Technology used by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) to search for water on Mars can help people avoid many wars because of water resources.
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Technology used by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) to search for water on Mars can help people avoid many wars because of water resources.
According to the tracking results of NASA satellites (US Aerospace Agency), many parts of India are facing the risk of severe water shortage.
According to the Japan Aerospace Agency (JAXA), this summer, the Arctic ice area will fall to its lowest level since Japanese scientists conducted observations of the Ar…
The US aerospace agency (NASA) will conduct tomorrow, August 15, a program to study meteorological changes in Africa, considered to be the cause of major storms, in whic…
The research results of scientists from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) show that, together with the process of reducing CFC emissions destroying the ozone layer, the atm…
The old year is about to pass, invite you to review the most interesting and impressive cosmic photos in 2017.
Supernova remnants of the Crab Nebula, Sunlight, collision of 2 black holes, Sun-filled Saturn are the best images of the record recorded in 2017.
The Hubble Space Telescope weighs 12 tons, about the size of a bus. It flew over orbit about 610 km above the ground at an average speed of 7500 m / sec. At this rate, H…
Since launching into space in 1999, ASTER radiometer on Terra satellite of NASA's Aerospace Agency (NASA) captures 99% of the Earth's surface through 2.95 million images.
In addition to Curiosity and Opportunity robots, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has one
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) and the Navy work together to recover the Orion spacecraft into the space of a giant amphibious ship on December 9.
The US Aerospace Agency has published unique images, clearly describing the chaos inside and outside the sun.
Here are some beautiful pictures of land, ocean, ice, air ... in some parts of the world captured by NASA's Earth observation satellite in the past time.
The image simulates ocean currents made by the NASA Aerospace Authority as a famous picture