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Archaeologists are hoping to find the missing tomb of the medieval king of England, King Richard III, during a recent excavation in the Greyfriars parking lot in Leicest…
Archaeologists have found fossils of giant turtles living in South America 60 million years ago. This fossil was discovered at a coal mine in Colombia called Carbomemys…
The huge fossil skeleton size of the newly discovered sea monster in the Arctic shows, its bite is much more powerful than the tyrant dinosaur.
Falcon Heavy carries on itself the beloved billionaire car of billionaire Elon Musk that was successfully launched. However, its outcome is still a question that many pe…
Elon Musk, owner SpaceX, hopes the car will survive in space for about a billion years. However, solar radiation can damage the car much earlier than this time.
The title belongs to NASA's Lunar electric vehicle in the Apollo 15 mission in 1971, the International Business Times reported on February 10.
Falcon Heavy, the world's strongest rocket built by SpaceX, will make its first flight, carrying an electric vehicle to Mars on February 6.
Falcon Heavy became the world's most active rocket after taking off from Kennedy Space Flight Center in Florida, USA, at 3:45 this morning in Vietnam time.
The probe is about the size of a small car, will fly around the Sun at a distance of 6 million km, where the heat is about 1,300 degrees Celsius.
Through photos taken by the Curiosity self-propelled vehicle and recently announced by NASA, UFO researchers show new evidence of alien existence.
Recently there is information for that phenomenon
During the last 2/7 days, the Mars explorer car named Curiousity of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has shut down and shut down almost all functions.
NASA's mission to bring astronauts to Mars will be done between 2025 and 2030.
German car manufacturer prepares to launch the self-propelled Lunar Quattro. Audi seems to want to win the lunar self-driving race organized by Google.