Propulsion engine uses air instead of fuel
ESA's new rocket propulsion engine can collect, compress, charge and then release gas molecules, without requiring the use of chemical fuels, Science Alert reported toda…
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ESA's new rocket propulsion engine can collect, compress, charge and then release gas molecules, without requiring the use of chemical fuels, Science Alert reported toda…
The article was recently published in Nature Geoscience, which shocked many people when they said the spectral data had found water on the moon.
Falcon Heavy carries on itself the beloved billionaire car of billionaire Elon Musk that was successfully launched. However, its outcome is still a question that many pe…
About more than 9,000 pieces of cosmic waste from satellite materials, insulating pieces on the hull, debris of the fuel cell .... are floating in the earth's orbit. Thi…
According to Mirror, UFO hunters (unidentified flying objects) have just reopened a video posted on their official YouTube by the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) many years…
Co-developed by researchers at the University of Michigan and the US Air Force, the X3 is an ion-fueled engine designed to propel spacecraft.
US defense industry group Lockheed Martin introduced a new Mars amphibious ship that ran on liquid hydrogen fuel with the goal of bringing humans to Mars in the earliest.
Cassini is running out of fuel. When the fuel runs out, scientists won't be able to control Cassini in the right way.
The first cargo ship spacecraft of China, Tianzhou 1, completed quickly connecting with Thien Cung 2 space station at 11:58 pm on September 12 night, according to Xinhua.
Last September, Elon Musk confidently stepped up the podium, talking about a future where people will conquer Mars with his help.
In fact, there is no air in aerospace, so how can rockets ignite essential engines and fuels needed in space?
What is the technology that helps people travel the Solar System and, more broadly, travel to the outer border of the Universe?
Japan's advanced hard-fueled Epsilon rocket has been successfully tested from the Uchinoura Space Center.
A version of the engine does not need fuel to be considered
On September 27, Elon Musk presented his bold plan to bring a million people to Mars for $ 200,000 for a ticket (equivalent to 4.4 billion) and save humanity from death.…