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Cisco has just fixed some security flaws in CS-MARS application (Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System). According to the developer, these security fla…
After introducing two online mapping services, Google Earth and Google Moon, Google on March 14 has launched a new mapping tool, Google Mars. This tool will allow users…
New batteries with long operating times promise many benefits for space science and medicine.
Not only for Mars, this tire is likely to be used on Earth itself.
According to National Interest, Russian media recently reported that Super Tank Armata can fight in all harsh conditions, even on Mars.
The Boring Company of billionaire Elon Musk was set up to fulfill a noble mission, which is to solve the problem of transportation in Los Angeles.
NASA is experimenting with a solar-powered large ion-propulsion system to help carry out remote space exploration missions.
Completely new technologies such as virtual reality, self-driving cars, robots, hyperloop ... will change the way people live and interact after about 30-35 years.
NASA is aiming to predict dust storms on the red planet to increase the success rate for future missions.
After attending DARPA's search and rescue robot competition last year, NASA continues to develop Valkyrie as a stand-alone robot.
While NASA is struggling with potatoes, thought to be easy-to-live, in the hope that they can exist on Mars, a student has created two robots capable of cultivating ever…
NASA announced today it has signed a three-year contract with a company to develop solar powered propulsion for Mars and other space exploration missions.
By heating sulfur at twice its melting point, scientists believe they can produce concrete from Mars's material.
US scientists are working on a machine that turns CO2 into oxygen. It is expected that the technology will be completed and put into use in 2020.
Norway's SINTEF Research Institute is working to complete a new robot design for exploring the surface of Mars. This robot looks like a snake.