The first woman to fly into the dream universe to Mars
On March 6, 2007, Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in the world to fly into space, was 70 years old. On this occasion, she revealed her unfulfilled dream: to fly to…
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On March 6, 2007, Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in the world to fly into space, was 70 years old. On this occasion, she revealed her unfulfilled dream: to fly to…
Boriska is ready to tell guests about extraterrestrial civilizations; about the existence of ancient human races, up to 3 m tall, about the future climate and global cha…
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The scientific world is preparing to bring people to the universe to carry out their mission longer and deeper. Mars is the target of both private firms and state space…
Long flights in space, such as a trip to Mars, may increase the risk of developing dementia in humans.
US researchers say that exposure to radiation in space can increase the development of Alzheimer's disease in astronauts, according to UPI news agency.
According to research by British scientists, a device built to perform missions on Mars is capable of detecting tuberculosis bacteria. This device can help improve the d…
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According to US media, the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has partnered with Microsoft to develop holographic software (3-D).
By creating a new citizen science website called Planet Four, researchers are turning to the public to help analyze the surface images of Mars.
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