Asteroids are about to fly through the earth
An asteroid will glide over the Earth next Sunday. This event can be most clearly observed from New Zealand.
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An asteroid will glide over the Earth next Sunday. This event can be most clearly observed from New Zealand.
Pictures of super bright red moon between 4 buildings in the financial area Cuatro Torres, Madrid, Spain are making the people of the world extremely excited and surpris…
A giant asteroid with a special orbital close to Earth is in fact an unusual combination of debris, spinning rapidly at a record speed.
On August 17, Cygnus Unmanned Commercial Spacecraft of Orbital Sciences Group (USA) burned and destroyed itself as planned when returning to Earth's atmosphere.
On August 19, China successfully launched its most advanced Earth observation satellite named Cao-2.
The US space agency (NASA) is preparing to launch the Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite into orbit with a view to measuring soil moisture on a global scale.
According to experts, it is the friction effect that appears together with the phenomenon of tidal deformation caused by the Earth, which causes the Moon to be enlarged…
In fact, the big planets all have spheres while meteorites have different shapes, however our Earth is not completely spherical.
Today, October 8, we continue to see the phenomenon of the second blood moon, which is also the biggest and biggest moon in the year.
Night 10 am 11/8 (Vietnam time), the time of the nearest and brightest full moon in 2014 or the latest
Following the 10-year-long 6-billion-kilometer journey, the European Space Agency's (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft finally reached a comet on August 6.
Chinese scientists identify a valuable material on the moon that can solve human energy needs for at least 10,000 years.
China recently handed over a new spacecraft, expected to be put into orbit this year, to test technologies for the mission to collect soil samples from the Moon.
Nearly asteroids near Earth provide a unique opportunity to test new technologies necessary for the mission to send people to Mars.