Russia's Soyuz spacecraft returned to Earth
Russia's Soyuz spacecraft and three astronauts safely returned to Earth after working 123 days on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Russia's Soyuz spacecraft and three astronauts safely returned to Earth after working 123 days on the International Space Station (ISS).
The million-dollar explorer Curiosity of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is expected to make its first trip to Mars this week.
This weekend's full moon phenomenon will happen when the moon approaches the globe most of the year. The moon will appear with a round shape at 7:30 pm on 5/5 GMT (2:35…
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) will launch Endeavor on the International Space Station (ISS) today, with the mission to contribute to the expansion of this base, which…
It sounds like the content of a fictional movie, but American scientists have found a way to remove memory from the rat brain without any side effects.
Channel Joe Hartzell on Youtube posted rare videos, preventing cobra from spraying Mozambique's clash with African cobra in the dark.
The Dickin Charity for the Injured Animal Foundation PDSA is the highest honorary medal in the animal kingdom, valued at the same level as the Victoria Cross of the Brit…
If you are a treatment patient at the Nursing Center and recovering Steere, Rhode Island, USA, you must be very careful with an uninvited guest: the yellow-brown white c…
While together with his father photographing wildlife at Ngorongoro Crater (Tanzania) sanctuary, the 16-year-old American boy Joe Sulik suddenly witnessed the battle bet…
The video FrogTV that Joe Myers just posted on YouTube is a proof that humans are not the only creature who has a habit of staring at the phone screen.
At this corner, little Joe, 5 years old, put the small ball on the track, then watched it go round to the finish. The other corner, his sister, Jeannie, 7, is working ha…
Scientist Joe Farman of the British Antarctic Survey Institute, who identified holes in the ozone layer in Antarctica, died at the age of 82.
When the body is injured and bleeding, the hemostasis should be carried out as quickly as possible because much blood loss can be life-threatening.