Humans have grasped the wind map in their hands
The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched a satellite to orbit a global level of wind on the earth's surface.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched a satellite to orbit a global level of wind on the earth's surface.
This is the 4-year effort of German research, just announced earlier this week at a conference in France.
According to phys.org, the new discovery was published by the research team from Tohoku University in Japan on the Science Advances website.
NASA astronauts are undergoing a month of isolation on a red planetary simulation environment in the Dhofar desert in Oman to prepare for the mission to bring people to…
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The financial difficulty as well as the lack of specific purpose are the reasons why people do not return to the moon even though the technological level has gone far be…
The underground cave system on Mars and Moon can be a safe haven for people in the future.
The objective objective is to make use of lava tubes, wells and craters beneath the Martian soil to build houses.
Astronomers believe that most of the worlds with life in the universe are almost completely covered by water - meaning that the creatures living there will look more lik…
Peruvian scientists have successfully cultivated potatoes in a Mars-like environment, opening up the prospect of growing this highly nutritious tuber on the Red Planet.
According to Sputnik, while some scientists plan to build facilities on Mars and Mercury, many others warn the two planets are not suitable for life.
A Dutch organization said it would take people to permanently settle on Mars in 2027.
American billionaire Elon Musk dreams of bringing people to Mars, but still hesitates, because there are too many potential dangers to avoid.
On July 4, 2016, mankind will approach Jupiter at the closest distance ever.