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A new Chinese software program capable of calculating radiation outside the space has protected astronauts from radiation contamination in the mission of bringing people…
Humans often refer to Laika dogs - animals that are considered pioneers in paving the way for life to orbit the earth. But the truth is not only Laika but also many othe…
The ban on alcoholic astronauts on the International Space Station may be abolished. This stems from Russian officials calling for allowing overworked astronauts a chanc…
The crew of 2 people on the International Space Station will make a space walk lasting 5 hours and 30 minutes today.
On July 20 of 47 years ago, the mission crew of Apollo 11 set foot on the Moon, officially marking the first time humans conquered another object outside of Earth.
The United States during the Cold War affirmed its power to the socialist faction, after two successful trips to the Moon and explorers (Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 spacecra…
Japan has just revealed its ambitious plan to bring the country's first astronaut to the Moon around 2030.
The Space Flight Management Center (MCC) announced on October 30 that three astronauts returned safely to Earth after completing 40 scientific experiments lasting 115 da…
With Water Security's special filtration device, spacecraft waste water will be processed for reuse, even astronauts' urine is also recycled into pure drinking water.
Alexander Gerst - a German astronaut currently working at the ISS Space Station has issued a cold warning of super typhoon Florence preparing to land in the United State…
Red heterogeneous lightning is an optical activity associated with strong lightning, which takes place in a very short time.
Recently, an English astronaut shared what he had to go through to be on the ISS station.
See beautiful photos that the main character is none other than NASA astronauts.
Fanciful colors of light are captured by astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS).