China launches 24 ballistic missile monitoring satellites?
At 10:58 pm on March 31, China successfully launched the satellite
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At 10:58 pm on March 31, China successfully launched the satellite
Associate Professor, Dr. Ha Duyen Chau, Senior Researcher, former Director of the Institute of Geophysics (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) said that by 2023,…
Experts of the University of St. Andrews (Scotland) has successfully invented a miniaturized version of the
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have fired a laser beam forming the famous picture of Leonardo da Vinci on a spacecraft flying around the moon.
The Fermi glass vision has detected traces of so-called dark matter that account for 85% of the universe's mass.
NASA said the Swift satellite had captured X-ray beams from a place near the center of the Milky Way, evidence that the existence of a previously unknown black hole.
Forecasting the end of September, early October 2012, some solar storms will
Recent research by Nagoya University of Japan shows that in the 8th century, the Earth was attacked by mysterious cosmic radiation beams. Analysis based on two long-live…
GPS satellite navigation system has no effect in the universe. But scientists think it is possible to create a navigation system in the universe, in which the stars are…
The new series of ultra-sharp images shows exactly the moment when a black hole is emitting huge gas clusters, extremely fast-paced images of 'bullets'.
According to the representative of FPT Technology Research Institute (FTRI), the Institute is now promoting research, manufacture and application of satellite surveillan…
Two giant bubbles spew out gamma beams that appear in the center of the Milky Way and astronomers don't know where they were born.
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have just fired two laser beams accurately into the Moon Orbital Reconnaissance Spacecraft.
The most visible damage of magnetic storms is the impact on satellites, loss of signal transmission, and information disturbance.
American astronomers on March 17 announced that they have observed the darkest, most moving mass of matter in the universe ever.