China successfully opened the sail to recover missiles in orbit
Chinese scientists successfully opened the towing sail to bring one of the recently launched Long March 2 rockets out of orbit, helping to reduce space junk.
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Chinese scientists successfully opened the towing sail to bring one of the recently launched Long March 2 rockets out of orbit, helping to reduce space junk.
The SCMP newspaper quoted a senior Chinese space official as confirming that China plans to bring samples from the Martian surface by 2031.
At the end of March 1900, the streets and markets of Daegu were hotly discussed about the appearance of
Long March-6A rocket using a combination of liquid and solid fuel made its first successful flight on March 29.
The human-shaped Asimo robot of the Japanese automaker Honda will officially retire from March 31 after 20 years of continuous dedication.
The NASA scientist said the complete collapse of the Conger ice shelf during a time of unusually high temperatures was 'a sign of what might be to come'.
The European Space Agency (ESA) on March 18 released an image of Lake Nasser, one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, of the Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite.
Astronaut Mark Vande Hei will spend 355 days on the ISS before returning to Earth on March 30.
From March 12, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense began using Clearview AI's facial recognition technology to detect Russian soldiers.
Maryland (USA) said on March 9 that a 57-year-old man in Maryland had died after a period of performing a pig heart transplant.
The crater created by the rocket debris that hit the Moon on March 4 is large enough to fit several trucks.
China on February 22 launched a space mission that set a domestic record for the most number of satellites launched by a rocket.
Spring usually falls around March 20 in the Northern Hemisphere, but it could arrive as early as 10 days in 2100.
The remaining part of China's rocket after launching into space in 2014 will crash into the Moon on March 4, 2022, at a speed of about 9,000 km / h (equivalent to 2,500…
The ship is specially designed to launch rockets into space from the sea surface, which enhances China's satellite launch and booster recovery capabilities.