The billion-dollar asteroid is about to fly across the earth
According to scientists, a $ 5.4 trillion worth of a minor asteroid will fly across the earth on July 19.
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According to scientists, a $ 5.4 trillion worth of a minor asteroid will fly across the earth on July 19.
Analyzing high resolution images sent to Earth, scientists from the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) were shocked to discover a giant iceberg on Pluto. These photo…
Scientists believe that Mars once looked like Earth in ancient times, when the Curiosity probe detected rock on the red planet very similar to the ancient continental cr…
Space scientists will hold a press conference this month to announce one
Astronomers have discovered a planet with many similarities to Earth. The planet can orbit its host star with the same distance from Earth to the sun.
With today's science and technology, the answer is ... 26 million years.
Scientists predict the risk of a terrible tsunami, caused by asteroids plunging to Earth, which could happen in the UK during this decade and cost hundreds of thousands…
New US scientists found a proof that an Earth explosion is inevitable. All living things may die earlier than previously anticipated.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is conducting a series of experiments on space stations to find out how to fire in the universe.
According to experts, in 2030, the Sun
After a few glitches that led to poor image quality, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft finally sent more clear images to Pluto.
India has successfully put up five British satellites on Earth orbit with the XL Variations (PSLV-XL).
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.
The Rosetta spacecraft took 10 years to cross the journey of more than 6 billion km to bring the robot Philae to land and study comets 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
Scientists have long been eager to seek life in the universe, however, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) said.