New hypothesis about Ice Age
The giant meteorite that hit Earth 2.5 million years ago may have triggered a tsunami on a large scale and pushed the world into the Ice Age.
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The giant meteorite that hit Earth 2.5 million years ago may have triggered a tsunami on a large scale and pushed the world into the Ice Age.
In late May, a shiny black Martian rock, so small that it could fit in the palm, was sold for $ 43,750 (more than 900 million dong). This rock is part of the Tissint met…
The Kazakh government prevented three launches of Russian artificial satellites at Baikonur Cosmodrome because the two countries had yet to find a common voice about the…
The mysterious meteorite is named Fukang. When it falls to Earth, its appearance is not special. Later, scientists discovered
Russian media said the fragments of the country's inactive military telecommunications satellite Molniya-1T fell off the Pacific Ocean on April 7.
Soviet's first fully operational weather satellite Meteor-1, on March 26, fell back to the earth's atmosphere after more than four decades in orbit, the US Strategic Com…
One of the first US satellites named Explorer 8 launched on October 3, 1960 after half a century of orbiting into the dense atmosphere on March 31.
Russian state-run Express-AM4 telecom satellite will fall into the Pacific next week, officials said.
The stone weighs 585g, and is split in half after falling. According to experts, it is possible that this stone originated from meteorite observed from Norway on March 1.
On January 31, the Russian space agency Roscosmos announced the impact of cosmic radioactivity as the cause of the automatic interplanetary Station.
Yesterday (January 31), Dailymail revealed a shocking information: Beijing had
A meteorite plunged into North Africa in July last year and scientists confirmed yesterday that the stone was once part of Mars.
Russia admits the fragments of the Phobos-Grunt spacecraft will likely fall back to the ground next week.
On January 11, the Russian Federal Aeronautics Agency Roscosmos announced the debris of the Phobos-Grunt Automatic Interplanetary Station to probe Mars could fall to the…
A Russian telecommunications satellite exploded and fell only a few minutes after being launched by the Soyuz rocket.