The Japanese space exploration ship has made great strides in its mission to find the source of life
According to the plan, this ship will make three landings on Ryugu to collect soil samples. The first landing is scheduled for September or October.
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According to the plan, this ship will make three landings on Ryugu to collect soil samples. The first landing is scheduled for September or October.
A Japanese 10-meter long missile had a problem immediately after leaving the launch pad and exploding.
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.
Applicants wishing to participate in JAXA's test program must be in good health and in the age of 20-55.
Referring to the missions of space exploration, NASA is undoubtedly the first name to appear in our heads. Who else besides them?
A Japanese astronaut said he was 9cm taller since he lived on the International Space Station (ISS) three weeks ago.
According to the BBC, astronaut Norishige Kanai said the problematic measurement system gave an inaccurate number of his height.
BepiColombo will be the first mission of the European Space Agency (ESA) to this planet closest to the Sun.
Writers hundreds of years ago recorded events related to solar storms, Japanese scientists studied two episodes of Meigetsuki and Song Shi - covering periods from the 10…
Astronomers will have the opportunity to see the annular eclipse, also known as the fire circle this weekend in some areas in the southern hemisphere.
Japan successfully launched a cargo ship carrying a wire-shaped wire capable of changing the trajectory of debris in space.
According to the original plan, SpaceX intends to launch Falcon 9 missiles to bring Japan's JCSAT-14 telecommunications satellite to space, at 12:21 minutes (Vietnam tim…
This landing was the second time in a month through SpaceX's Falcon 9 missile successfully landing at sea.
On November 24, Japan's H-2A rocket carrying a Canadian information satellite was launched from Tanegashima island in southwestern Japan.