Russia spent $ 3.8 billion on space research in 2011
The Russian government decided to choose 2011
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The Russian government decided to choose 2011
During Vietnam's first official visit to the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), Vietnam asked NASA for assistance in space technology.
Japan has successfully launched the world's first aerospace monitoring satellite in an effort to combat climate change.
As planned, by the second quarter of 2008, VINASAT satellite of Vietnam will be launched into orbit. Around this issue, the reporter had an interview with Prof. - TS. Tr…
Arianespace, the world's largest aerospace company specializing in the launch of weather satellites and satellites into orbit yesterday (June 20), said it will launch Vi…
The Vietnam Space Technology Research and Application Committee, referred to as the Vietnam Space Commission, will soon be established to help the Prime Minister organiz…
The government said South Korea will spend 11.5 billion won ($ 11.8 million) this year to enhance the competitiveness of the Korean aerospace equipment industry. The Min…
The US Department of Aerospace (NASA) is preparing to announce technology contests and space exploration. The prize money is huge, from $ 500,000 to $ 5 million for each…
On December 15, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Science and Technology of Vietnam and the European Aerospace and Defense Corporation (EADS) signed a Memorandum of Understandin…
The Mars probe spacecraft of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), launched in August 2005, has passed half a 500 million-kilometer journey to Red Planet and has begun sending…
The country's Thien Cung space station is expected to replace the International Space Station (ISS).
The Hubble Space Telescope, named after American astronomer Edwin Powell Hubble, was first launched into Earth orbit in April 1990.
The Institute is a training, scientific research and technology transfer unit under the University of Technology - VNU, in coordination with Viettel Group.
US aerospace company Lockheed Martin announced plans to build a space station flying around Mars, allowing people to fly to the planet in 2028.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) completes the assembly of the main mirror of the James Webb space telescope, the time machine capable of looking back 13.5 billion years.