Pac-man is sent into space to clean up garbage?
We have about 500,000 pieces of trash, ranging from 1cm to 10cm, and about 22,000 other pieces larger than 10cm are flying around Earth orbit.
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We have about 500,000 pieces of trash, ranging from 1cm to 10cm, and about 22,000 other pieces larger than 10cm are flying around Earth orbit.
Japanese scientists are planning to use lasers to clean up garbage in space, limiting their impact on research programs.
Scientists have discovered traces of living organisms that live on the surface of the International Space Station (ISS).
On July 9, Russia launched its first test of new space boosters since 1991, initially aiming to limit dependence on aerospace in Kazakhstan and other regions.
Russia will test the first new space missile since 1991 and launch from domestic territory, to limit dependence on aerospace in Kazakhstan and other regions.
To improve the food source for astronauts when they set foot on Mars, bringing the world's hardest animal to the planet is something that scientists have paid attention…
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) cooperates with a fishing equipment manufacturing company to create a kind of net from school, dedicated to clearing space.
Vegetables grown on the International Space Station (ISS) can be used without fear of food poisoning, according to research by Russian scientists.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said 'Curious' is carrying out the cleaning of the red dust on the surface of the Martian rock.
The food of the astronaut is carefully selected to supplement the missing micronutrients when they work in space.
After information about rare treasures, the moon suddenly became a hotter destination than ever.
The head of a technology corporation in the United States said he could clean up the cosmic garbage in the earth's low orbit with a giant grid.
Like in a science fiction movie, Japan plans to build a giant power plant along the Moon's equator, to produce electricity sent to Earth.
Russia's Energia rocket and space company announced on November 23 that it will build a special system to clean up satellite fragments in space around the Earth.