Europe's satellite launch is postponed
The orbital flight of two European-built satellite satellites could not take place today due to a technical problem.
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The orbital flight of two European-built satellite satellites could not take place today due to a technical problem.
Russia's Soyuz boosters brought the first two satellites in Europe's global positioning system to Earth's orbit yesterday.
A bold idea of the European Space Agency (ESA) will become a reality in 2017, when the agency appoints
On June 30, astronomers said they were
The United States and Europe will cooperate on a new Mars ship development project called ExoMars. Expected, the first probe in this project will be completed and launch…
Solar Impulse, the world's first solar powered aircraft, took off from Switzerland today to make the first international flight to Belgium.
The European Aviation Agency on February 17 said that it successfully launched the ATV-2 transport ship to the ISS International Space Station.
People in some parts of the world will have the opportunity to admire a partial solar eclipse on January 4 next year, the shadow of an eclipse will pass through Europe i…
The Russian proton-M rocket carrying KA-SAT satellite was launched in the early morning of December 27 from Baikonur space airport in Kazakhstan.
Soho solar research spacecraft has reached its own milestone in silence: discovering the 2,000th comet.
The Russian control center lost contact with the ISS space station within the past few hours, but then resumed.
In the early morning of December 21, the people of North and Central America witnessed a breathtaking total eclipse of 400 years. Since 1638, this is the first time the…
Reuters on December 6 said that European scientists have just announced the creation and capture of antihydrogen atoms in an ideal magnet tube.
Right after the Big Bang, the universe was just a very hot liquid, with temperatures higher than 10,000 billion degrees C.
When you were a kid, did you ever try to crash two toy cars to see what happened? If so, you have understood somewhat the principle of operation ...