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2012 may be the year of a series of scientific breakthroughs - for the first time Russian researchers plan to penetrate the 'Eastern' lake left in Antarctica, exploratio…
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2012 may be the year of a series of scientific breakthroughs - for the first time Russian researchers plan to penetrate the 'Eastern' lake left in Antarctica, exploratio…
Scientists from the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) are planning to send a mission to a robot to explore the Red Planet in 2013 ...
Should or should not shake hands with China in the field of space science is the subject of controversy among politicians in a US House of Representatives meeting yester…
Recently, NASA has awarded contracts to four companies planning to study how to store and transfer fuel in space.
Ngo Mai Thy, a Vietnamese-born student in Mathematics and Engineering at Portland Community College, USA, has won a place in the Space Scholar Program for NASA colleges.
The Government of Japan will decide to provide Vietnam with official aid (ODA) worth 40 billion yen to develop the space exploration program.
The US Department of Aerospace (NASA) is preparing to announce technology contests and space exploration. The prize money is huge, from $ 500,000 to $ 5 million for each…
The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) was unable to contact MINERVA, the small robot that the Hayabusa probe dropped on Itokawa asteroid. For two days now, this robot has bee…
On November 19, Chinese, Filipino and Vietnamese energy companies celebrated the completion of seismic data collection in the South China Sea, marking the first mileston…
Yury Nosenko, deputy director of the Russian Federal Space Agency, said that Russia and China could jointly implement the moon exploration project in the near future.
After a long, dangerous journey, the InSight spacecraft landed safely on the surface of Mars and sent a notice that caused NASA employees to burst into joy.
South African scientists have just launched the world's first telescopes and space-based sound wave detectors.
Although there is no concrete evidence of alien life, that does not mean there is no.
This facility was established after the signing ceremony of the establishment of the 'Martian Village' on July 25 in the Delhi city of the Mongolian national autonomous…
Essex University in England is discussing exploration plans to build the world's deepest pool, serving the study of endurance of human bodies and flights into space.