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A world-famous explorer has become the first to go down
Born in 1969, the lunar exploration vehicle, Lunokhod, is one of the devices in the Soviet moon exploration program.
The trail of Apollo landing on the Moon, the image of the 9/11 shoot from the universe, is the most beautiful cosmic science images in the past week according to the eva…
NASA has revealed stunning images of the Martian surface due to the high resolution camera on the red planetary probe.
The Phoenix's Mars exploration mission has just been confirmed to have ended, after it abruptly stopped contacting the earth since November 2.
International Institute for Species Exploration at Arizona State University in collaboration with the International Classification Committee of Science published a list…
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) has released detailed images of the Moon's surface from data obtained by terrain cameras (Terrain Camera - TC) installed on the…
On April 26, NASA's Cassini probe will begin contacting and going into Saturn's orbit and its ring-shaped belt that the agency calls
New Horizons is flying at more than 51,000 km / h to asteroid 2014 MU69, which is expected to reach this object on January 1, 2019.
British astronaut Tim Peake answers one of the most common questions about space exploration, how to go to the toilet.
In the video above we will see NASA testing the ability
Fabien Cousteau has just finished his 31-day research mission under the ocean, where scientists study six coral reefs in an undersea laboratory.
Robots have become a key element in space exploration missions and they are gradually proving their worth through many important missions.
The expedition team used the remote control vehicle (ROV) in the Cayman Troug area. They were surprised to see the hydrothermal vents below the depth of nearly 5,000m, t…