Humans will 'move' to space in 2100
According to a leading expert of the US Space Agency (NASA), people will soon have Earth orbit settlements by the end of the century.
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According to a leading expert of the US Space Agency (NASA), people will soon have Earth orbit settlements by the end of the century.
Astronomers discovered the star in a giant gas star about 200,000 light-years from Earth.
India's spacecraft sent to Earth the first photos of Mars with the surface formed by craters.
A part of the water found in Earth's oceans, water in meteorites and water that freezes in the craters on the moon have been formed before the Solar System.
The European Rosetta spacecraft, on November 12, will drop a probe landing on a distant comet in the universe.
A meteor that caught fire upon falling to the earth scared the Spanish people because they thought it might be an unidentified flying object (UFO) or a plane in distress.
An unknown meteorite belt is on its way into the solar system.
While there are more and more news about asteroids abruptly surfing the Earth.
Three astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS - International Space Station) returned to Earth safely after nearly six months of orbit work.
A strong solar storm is on its way to Earth and can cause damage to the grid, satellites and communication systems.
An internal investigation by the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) shows that the agency has seriously failed the program to hunt down meteorites capable of hitting Earth.
Scientists on August 26 announced they may have found the first water clouds outside the Solar System.
For satellite operators, space garbage is a permanent concern and can cause great damage.
A series of supernova explosions, though not strong enough to kill life on earth, have wrapped the solar system in a hot air bubble and exist today.
Japanese space scientists have announced the rival of Rosetta: the Hayabusa-2 spacecraft will chase the asteroid and land on the target, take samples and return to Earth.