New Horizons began sending important data about Pluto
Seven weeks after making a historic flight through Pluto, New Horizons spacecraft from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) began to send tens of gigabit data to Earth.
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Seven weeks after making a historic flight through Pluto, New Horizons spacecraft from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) began to send tens of gigabit data to Earth.
Sputnik reported, Russia's Space Flight Control Center announced July 3, the space transport ship
The US Air Force is about to launch the fourth X-37B flight, the unmanned spacecraft to join a secret program of this force.
The US Air Force on May 20 launched the X-37B spacecraft into orbit, carrying out the fourth mission in its secret program.
Two days after leaving the launch pad at Baikonur Cosmodrome, Russia's April 29 M-27M (Progress M-27M) transport spacecraft still did not issue a reply to the Flight Man…
Yuri Gagarin was the first person to fly into space during a historic journey on April 12, 1961. After this event, the human race to conquer the universe has achieved ma…
A non-profit private company called Mars One (in the Netherlands) has been planning to recruit 4 people to make a permanent flight to Mars and will never return.
Long flights into space may be associated with the process of accelerating the aging of the human immune system, making young people own bodies like the elderly, accordi…
Although the space science has made many new advances, with the support of advanced technology, there are still mysteries that we cannot explain.
The launch of the first Orion spacecraft in the mission to bring people to Mars by 2030 will be carried out on December 4.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) on December 5 launched a successful test of the Orion spacecraft, a new step in the process of fulfilling its goal of conquering Mars.
A stone tablet is as big as a mountain flying close to the globe every 3 years and it can collide with the green planet within 150 years.
Virgin Galactic company announced it could resume test flights on a new spacecraft in the next six months.
Seriously injured when he got out of the SpaceShipTwo spacecraft, Peter Siebold tried to use his remaining sanity to raise his thumb to signal that he was fine.
On the morning of October 29 (NASA), the NASA Aerospace (Antares) suddenly blew up after leaving the launch pad in Virginia.