In 10 years people will go to Mars
The deputy director of the Space Flight Center, Russian astronaut Pavel Vinogradov, confirmed that no later than 15 years, humans will fly to Mars.
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The deputy director of the Space Flight Center, Russian astronaut Pavel Vinogradov, confirmed that no later than 15 years, humans will fly to Mars.
Unless there is a tropical storm, at 11:26 on Friday 8.7 (22:26 PM) will be one of the most sad moments of the year for Americans.
The US space shuttle program has undergone many stages of flight and slump for the past 30 years with mixed achievements and disasters.
At 11:29 pm on July 8 (US time), the Atlantis space shuttle was last launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
The moon's core is iron! This conclusion was made by René Weber, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (USA) and Raphael Garcia, University of Toulouse (France) after deal…
In orbiting flights, almost every astronaut suffers from hallucinations but they seem to be meaningless so they don't speak out. However, many experts believe it is a ph…
On the morning of July 19, the space shuttle Atlantis left the ISS international space station on its last flight and began to return to Earth.
Astronaut Satoshi Furukawa will fly to space on June 8 along with Russian and American astronauts Sergei Volkov and Michael Fossum.
The Roscosmos has moved the Soyuz spacecraft to the launch pad, in preparation for the mission to take three astronauts to work for six months on the International Space…
A flight into space of millions of microscopic worms could help solve threats to humans when exploring space.
Two space shuttle astronauts Endeavor completed the second spacewalk trip in anticipation of four flights on the evening of May 22, after more than eight hours of space…
Yesterday, May 30, the US shuttle Endeavor and the six-man crew successfully separated from the International Space Station (ISS) to return to Earth, ending the last mis…
After 30 years of active operation, creating many great echoes, the
Today has just rounded a five-day six astronauts into a real-life model of the Moscow space ship simulating a continuous flight in 520 days to Mars.