Russia faces crisis without astronauts
The leader of the Russian astronaut training center admits fewer and fewer people of this country want to fly to space.
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The leader of the Russian astronaut training center admits fewer and fewer people of this country want to fly to space.
The Indian Space Research Agency (ISRO) plans to launch the country's first spacecraft in 2016 if the government approves the project budget.
Russian missiles pushed the Soyuz TMA-17 spacecraft soaring out of the launch pad at the aviation center in Kazakhstan, bringing three travelers and Christmas gifts into…
Buzz Lightyear, the toy star in Disney's Toy Story, returned to Earth after 15 months of exploding stars, setting the record for the longest space astronaut ever.
After three delays and two days of flying, Discovery has successfully connected to the ISS Space Station. A rich and complex experimental program is underway.
Applicants who want to participate in China's upcoming space program must meet all 100 criteria, such as not having bad breath or sticking to the nose.
On July 23, 1969, the Apollo 11 returned to earth after the first landing on the moon and a rare incident that only one child could solve.
The astronauts who set foot on the moon did not receive the support needed to enter a new life after completing a great mission, ...
Before becoming the main character in the march in America, the first three astronauts to the moon had to do a job that no one expected: sign customs declarations for en…
Endeavor's astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn made the fifth and final walk out into space, installing the final details for Japan's Kibo laboratory system. ..
A new study said: If you live long on the universe, astronauts will be short, fat and ... bald.
Exactly speaking this is just a hypothetical flight. The Russian-European crew, consisting of six volunteers, spent 105 days and nights in the Mars project of the intern…
NASA has succeeded in testing a new destroyer system that helps astronauts fall by parachute safely when a missile launch occurs.
US President Barack Obama has appointed former African astronaut Charles Frank Bolden to lead the Aerospace Agency (NASA).
Chinese space scientists claim that the country's astronaut will set foot on the moon as early as 2025.