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On the morning of last Thursday, SpaceX successfully launched the Falcon 9 rocket carrying a Spanish radar satellite and the first two test satellites of the Starlink pr…
It was in 1966 and at a secret military base in southeast China, a small dog called Little Leopard was about to be put up in space.
SpaceX's successful launch of the world-famous Falcon Heavy launch has brought a lot of strong emotions and beliefs to people about the future of the space industry.
The title belongs to NASA's Lunar electric vehicle in the Apollo 15 mission in 1971, the International Business Times reported on February 10.
A year after his tiny rocket failed to reach its desired trajectory in the experiment, the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) successfully launched another rocket last weekend.
Falcon Heavy, the world's strongest rocket built by SpaceX, will make its first flight, carrying an electric vehicle to Mars on February 6.
According to NASA, SpaceX will perform its first manned mission in December this year, but that may not happen if the 39A platform is badly damaged after the Falcon Heav…
According to CNN, Falcon Heavy missiles were launched at 15:45 on February 6 from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA.
Falcon Heavy became the world's most active rocket after taking off from Kennedy Space Flight Center in Florida, USA, at 3:45 this morning in Vietnam time.
NASA experts are always trying to find evidence of other planetary life based on the information obtained by the James Webb telescope.
In 2000, NASA launched the Magnetic-to-Aurora Exploration Photography (IMAGE) satellite to study the Earth's magnetosphere and its interaction with the Sun.
Scientists at the China Air Force Technical University propose using giant lasers to destroy old satellites and other space junk to clean up Earth's orbit, Newsweek repo…
Asnaro-2's mission is to provide images of areas affected by natural disasters or deforestation for research institutes and local governments.
The latest information was sent by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, a network of lava tubes beneath the moon's surface.
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