ISS was raised to 4.2km
Russia's space flight control center said it has adjusted the trajectory of the International Space Station (ISS) by 4.2km to facilitate successful pairing with spacecra…
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Russia's space flight control center said it has adjusted the trajectory of the International Space Station (ISS) by 4.2km to facilitate successful pairing with spacecra…
With the rapid development of space technology, people have more and more opportunities to explore the universe, but the main challenges ...
Designed as an astronaut's assistant on a flight to the International Space Station,
The dream of returning to the moon still cooks Americans, but spending hundreds of billions of dollars to make this dream come true is impossible in the context.
The US economy weakened, NASA was forced to choose the least expensive solutions to make flights to the moon and Mars.
With the investment of many large corporations, the ticket to travel into space is no longer at the 'alien' price as before.
Robonaut 2 robot, often called affectionately R2, will become the world's first astronaut robot ...
The world's first tourist passenger spaceship is about to take off and a runway dedicated to the spacecraft ...
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) has said that on November 1, Space Shuttle Discovery will be launched into space ...
Plasma missiles make the spacecraft speed up to 198,000 km / h, so that only about 39 days can be from Earth to Mars.
At 20:36 (local time) on October 30, the M-08M, Russia transport ship, launched on October 27, successfully assembled with ISS.
Enterprise, the world's first passenger spacecraft, made its first test flight in the United States yesterday.
The era of the universe began in April 1961, when Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin flew into Earth orbit.
The International Space Station (ISS) partner countries are studying the daring idea of using this station as a manned shuttle launch pad around the Moon.
The world's largest aircraft maker will make flights out of the world between now and 2015.