In 2026, astronauts will bring crops to the Moon
Research on plant growth is one of three experiments that Artemis 3 Program astronauts plan to deploy on the Moon.
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Research on plant growth is one of three experiments that Artemis 3 Program astronauts plan to deploy on the Moon.
According to the plan, in less than 6 months, NASA will launch Europa Clipper on a 2.6 billion km journey to the moon Europa - a moon of Jupiter.
A passenger train using hydrogen fuel cells from railway vehicle manufacturer Stadler Rail set a Guinness World Record by running continuously for nearly two days for 2,…
In the history of human space exploration, the Apollo program is certainly a glorious chapter.
An ocean exploration company in September 2023 shared a sonar image of an airplane-shaped object suspected to be the Lockheed 10-E Electra of legendary female pilot Amel…
10 years have passed since MH370 disappeared, many search efforts and hypotheses have been put forward, but no one has been able to answer the question: Where is the pla…
The incident occurred on January 18 and until now NASA has not been able to contact the alien life hunter Ingenutiy.
Although we have not yet been able to set foot on Mars, our ambitions on this planet are undeniable.
Trying to live like on Mars so that if you follow Elon Musk to settle there in the future, it will also be less confusing.
China will likely win against the US in the context of NASA having difficulty in its mission to retrieve samples from Mars.
Chinese researchers are developing a 1.5 megawatt reactor that will be as tall as a 20-story building when expanded, allowing for round-trip travel between Earth and Mar…
Astronauts must use dry and pre-packaged food to maintain operations. These meals are carefully planned to provide nutrients.
2024 is a memorable year with 100th anniversaries, from breakthroughs in science and technology, events marking the redrawn geopolitical map...
Research on mRNA vaccines to prevent Covid-19 by scientists Katalin Kariko and Drew Weissman won the 2023 Nobel Prize in Biomedicine.
San Diego's frozen zoo has just four researchers in charge of caring for more than 11,000 specimens, representing 1,300 different species and subspecies.