Are there more 'livable' planets than Earth?
Although no evidence of extraterrestrial life has yet been given, the Ohio University team believes that they are about to find a planet that is more suited to the earth…
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Although no evidence of extraterrestrial life has yet been given, the Ohio University team believes that they are about to find a planet that is more suited to the earth…
The moon and other rocky planets inside the solar system were hit by far more violent effects than previously thought, two NASA spacecraft discovered this.
The satellite system operates on November 19 and has just released the first photo taken of Zhengzhou City, capital of Henan Province, China.
The first color photograph of the earth from outer space will be auctioned in London this week.
The Hang Nga 2 spacecraft successfully implemented a mission for China when it flew over the asteroid Toutatis 7 million kilometers from Earth.
Austrian scientists have announced a scientific task for a month to simulate future missions on Mars.
On these two oceans, there are also large solid diamonds of the same size as icebergs in the Arctic, Antarctica.
Mars exploration robots deploy the final equipment. Soil analysis showed organic compounds of uncertain origin.
Goce, Europe's ultra-low flying satellite, has just been pulled down further from Earth to improve its data resolution.
The water on Mars and Earth is of the same origin, most likely from meteorites hitting the surface of these bodies during the formation phase.
Scientists at the University of Glasgow (Scotland) said they have found an effective way to deal with the landfill on Earth orbit increasingly bulging.
The sky space is vast with countless interesting phenomena and beautiful views, which observers can see with the naked eye or the telescope.
Astronomers have just discovered a new planet in the area where life can exist like on Earth.
New research on geomagnetic fields can help reveal the long-standing mystery about the impact of polarity on the earth.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced the mission of Van Allen, in an effort to study the earth's radiation belts.