NASA 'shoots' the Mona Lisa image onto the Moon
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have fired a laser beam forming the famous picture of Leonardo da Vinci on a spacecraft flying around the moon.
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Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have fired a laser beam forming the famous picture of Leonardo da Vinci on a spacecraft flying around the moon.
After using lasers and X-rays to test a sample of Martian rock, scientists were surprised when the composition of this rock was completely different from the rocks on Ma…
Curiosity, the name of the robot that explores Mars, lands on the red planet on August 5. Since then, the technical experts of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) have only t…
The Curiosity of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has for the first time deployed a laser device to shoot a rock on Mars, using 30 short but intense light rays.
On August 22, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has selected atomic clocks, designed giant solar sails and new generation laser communication systems that are required to h…
The US Aerospace Agency (Nasa) is considering firing lasers to deflect fragments of cosmic trash that are at risk of colliding with satellites and the International Spac…
The Lunar Reconaissance Orbiter (LRO) probe from NASA has for the first time captured images of the dark side of the Moon with a resolution 100 times higher than ...
NASA announced it will retrofit Mars explorers a device capable of analyzing rock samples with a laser beam.
With the rapid development of space technology, people have more and more opportunities to explore the universe, but the main challenges ...
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have just fired two laser beams accurately into the Moon Orbital Reconnaissance Spacecraft.
Automatic laser systems can detect and prevent debris floating on space colliding with spacecraft and satellites.
EADS Astrium - Europe's largest space research company is looking for partners to conduct experiments on space solar power stations in orbit.
EADS Astrium plans to bring a satellite into orbit to collect solar energy in the universe and transfer this energy to power Earth through infrared lasers.
A group of international scientists headed by Oxford University have looked at the dense and hot mass in the center of the planets ...