High-tech clothes protect astronauts
Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) claim to be working on a tight-fitting clothing that supports astronauts' backs in orbit.
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Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) claim to be working on a tight-fitting clothing that supports astronauts' backs in orbit.
The harsh environment, the lack of such living conditions on Earth or the risk of health effects are the problems that future Mars residents will face.
Astronomers have discovered a unique three-star system that can answer long-standing questions about the nature of gravity.
The European Space Agency (ESA) announced that its two new projects will focus on studying the
On November 11, the European Space Agency's (ESA) satellite GOCE entered the Earth's atmosphere and caught fire.
The European Space Agency (ESA) recently announced that an artificial satellite weighing about 1 ton is about to fall to Earth uncontrollably.
The Sun lies very far from Earth, making light need about 8 minutes 19 seconds to reach Earth.
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) announces the satellite Current and Gravity Explorer (GOCE) operation, which has been running out of fuel since 2009 and will fall…
A sixth-grade student is about to make history because he was the first to have a beer model brought up to experiment on space.
Tests for 3D printers in a zero gravity environment have been started since 2011 and continue this year. If it goes through this stage, it will be deployed to space stat…
The probability of survival on the planets orbiting the binary star system is quite large - This is not the surprising conclusion of scientists but that of an American f…
The solar system has two solar Tatooine like in the film
Russian scientists said on May 19 that the majority of the mice brought to Russia by the Bion-M spacecraft were killed in a month-long flight.
A group of 12 people is participating in the scientific research, and the only requirement is to lie on the bed placed at a lower angle of six degrees from the horizonta…
The project of bringing people to Mars on the planet of Professor Utrecht, Netherlands Gerard t Hooft is the subject of a heated discussion on newspapers.