The dog astronaut Laika and the one-way flight of no return'
From a stray dog, Laika was chosen to become the first living creature in the 'suicide' flight, orbiting the Earth aboard Sputnik 2 in 1957.
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From a stray dog, Laika was chosen to become the first living creature in the 'suicide' flight, orbiting the Earth aboard Sputnik 2 in 1957.
On June 5 (local time), China launched the Shenzhou-14 spacecraft, bringing 3 astronauts to the Tiangong space station to carry out a 6-month mission on this space stati…
The 60m high spacecraft and rocket duo will bring 3 astronauts to the core module of the Chinese space station, preparing to docking with the new module.
In a vacuum state, of course we wouldn't be able to breathe let alone hear and make phone calls. However, when in outer space, things will be different.
NASA has an unwritten rule that husbands and wives cannot be astronauts at the same time, this is to avoid astronauts being emotional during the mission, affecting space…
Microsoft and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HSE) are working with NASA scientists to develop an AI system to test astronauts' gloves.
Contrary to what is seen in the movies, this could be an obstacle forever beyond humanity's reach.
To become an astronaut is extremely not easy. Participants need to complete a complex test....
The KNaCK backpack uses lidar technology to help astronauts navigate the Moon, while creating detailed maps in real time.
Engineers are working on a system that converts astronaut urine into fuel on Mars using solar energy.
Under limits set by NASA in 1989, the limit for an astronaut's career is based on the risk of dying from cancer in excess of a maximum of 3% over a lifetime.
Lettuce grown on Mars helps protect astronauts against osteoporosis, reduces bone density, and fractures when performing long-term missions in space.
A California startup is developing a truck to carry people and goods across the rough terrain of the Moon.
Astronaut Mark Vande Hei will spend 355 days on the ISS before returning to Earth on March 30.
You may not know, astronauts' feces will be released into the atmosphere and they will burn like meteors.