American artificial satellites fall on the following weekend
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has reported that one of its faulty artificial satellites has left orbit and may fall anywhere on Earth on September 24.
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The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has reported that one of its faulty artificial satellites has left orbit and may fall anywhere on Earth on September 24.
When viewed from the International Space Station (ISS), the earth's southern hemisphere is like dancing bands of light.
Going back 45 years ago and following the universe scientists took the first picture of Earth.
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.
Do you want to stay in a space hotel to see the Earth from the universe? Yes, but quite expensive ... The initial cost of a 5-day stay at the hotel in orbit is about $ 1…
The life of the International Space Station (ISS) is expected to be 30 years. Now, there is a risk that it will have to end the task soon after the August 24 incident.
British scientists propose a completely new method of cooling the Earth by creating 'artificial volcanoes'.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said the X-level solar storm (the strongest level) has exploded strongly on Tuesday (September 6, 2011), and p…
Earth Institute leader, ionosphere, electromagnetic wave (ISMIRAN) Sergei Gaidas said that on Ria Novosti, the occurrence of two large sparks inside the sun can cause st…
If gold-containing asteroids don't land on Earth about 4 billion years ago, perhaps humans will never see this precious metal.
A broken satellite from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is about to fall to Earth and many fear its debris could endanger neighborhoods.
There have been many beautiful images of Saturn over the years, but no images are considered as great as this picture.
A storm has just swept across the globe on the morning of September 10, but did not cause any damage, the US Space Weather Forecast Center (SWPC) announced.
National Geographic reported that Cassini had just taken a flight close to Saturn's Dione satellite. Based on the data sent by the ship, scientists concluded that Dione…
The image of a shining object believed to be meteorite was caught plunging down from the sky of Cusco, southern Peru.