2010: Russia launched the world's largest rocket launcher
In 2010, Russia retained the world's leading position in the number of space-carrying missiles, carrying out 31 launches, compared with 15 times the US and China.
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In 2010, Russia retained the world's leading position in the number of space-carrying missiles, carrying out 31 launches, compared with 15 times the US and China.
Chinese-funded Bolivian installation and commissioning of Bolivia's first satellite orbit, Tupac Katari, worth about $ 300 million.
China launched a manned space station program, with the goal of building a human-space laboratory.
China is planning to build its own space station by 2020 and every work is being prepared urgently.
Chinese scientists have just announced that they have completed the most obvious 3-dimensional (3D) digital topographic map in the world today.
China's Hang Nga 1 satellite landed on the moon yesterday, ending its mission to explore the planet for 16 months.
The group of 3 Chinese astronauts on Shenzhou VII landed safely on the afternoon of September 28, completing the mission for the first time this country took people to w…
With the approval of the International Astronomical Association (IAU), an asteroid bearing the international number 85472 has been named
In ancient Chinese history, there have been cases where the emperor had a strange, different death than anyone else for unexpected reasons.
In order to become men who serve kings and non-monks in the palace, the eunuch must undergo the process of purification, ie, to remove the genitals, which is extremely p…
The astronaut has an anal acupressure, washing the sealed area with saffron flowers; while female technicians drink mercury as common contraceptive methods of Chinese fe…
Ten Tam Lang, the resting place of the Ming emperors was built according to the surrounding mountain feng shui art, expressing the longing desire for authority.
Your gut is a home for billions of harmful bacteria and gums. One of the quite benign bacteria living in the intestine is Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Recently, in the dense forest of Giao Duong Town, Shanghai District, Fujian Province, China, researchers have encountered a strange phenomenon in the red pine tree.
A Chinese citizen suddenly discovered ginseng 21 cm long, soaked in wine jars for 7 years suddenly blooming blue flowers.