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On September 20, China said it will launch the Tiangong-1 space module by the end of September, starting the construction of its own space station, according to AFP.
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On September 20, China said it will launch the Tiangong-1 space module by the end of September, starting the construction of its own space station, according to AFP.
Major Chinh Truong 5 boosters were completed; This missile is expected to go into operation in 2014, the manufacturer, China Space Science and Technology Company (CASC).…
Xinhua News Agency reported that Chinese scientists on August 30 announced that the country's second Russian Lunar Lunar explorer ship went deep into the universe about…
China failed to launch an experimental exploration satellite into orbit, after the rocket hit the incident, AFP said its media reported today, Aug. 19.
China will launch the first division into space to start building its own space station later this year, according to Xinhua.
Information satellite Zhongxing-10 left the Xuchang satellite launch center, southwest of Sichuan province, China this morning.
China, Indonesia, the Philippines, the US, ... are the countries that will suffer the most if the Earth collides with a meteorite in the universe, according to research…
Next October, China will launch its first Mars probe from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
China has not been able to apply a technology to recycle nuclear fuel that has been used on a large scale, a senior expert from the International Atomic Energy Agency (I…
Chinese and Russian spacecraft will take off in October this year to explore the red planet.
Chinese-funded Bolivian installation and commissioning of Bolivia's first satellite orbit, Tupac Katari, worth about $ 300 million.
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The director of the Russian Federal Space Agency yesterday announced that the country will launch unmanned spacecraft on Mars's Phobos satellite next year.
The US economy weakened, NASA was forced to choose the least expensive solutions to make flights to the moon and Mars.
With the investment of many large corporations, the ticket to travel into space is no longer at the 'alien' price as before.