Elon Musk announced the price for a Mars trip was 11.6 billion VND, free of charge
Elon Musk said that in the future, the price could drop to 100,000 USD (2.3 billion VND) so anyone can sell land to sell houses to settle on Mars.
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Elon Musk said that in the future, the price could drop to 100,000 USD (2.3 billion VND) so anyone can sell land to sell houses to settle on Mars.
The project did not collect enough money to continue, but the attendants did not regret it.
The historic dust storm on the red planet makes the Opportunity explorer vehicle unable to reload energy and lose contact with the Earth.
Mars today may look like an arid, dusty planet, but it used to contain a huge system of groundwater.
NASA Director Jim Bridenstine recently revealed information about the first person to Mars on a television talk.
Many scientists believe that some images of the Martian surface are evidence that life exists on the Red planet.
The building blocks of life brought by meteors, the atmosphere is thick enough to protect the germ from radiation, the vast river system ... has been present in Mars.
NASA has just announced three selected designs for a future home on Mars, according to CNN.
It turns out that on Mars there are many layers of methane constantly spraying from the craters.
So far, the presence of methane on the surface and in the atmosphere of Mars as well as the sources of emissions of gas is still a mystery.
Five months after landing in Mars, NASA's InSight spacecraft recorded the signal of the supposed phenomenon.
According to Express, NASA scientists have discovered that swimming goggles can keep astronauts' eyes safe in space missions, as they help build up the pressure of liqui…
NASA's InSight continues to add another glorious feat on Mars. This time is the earthquake.
No one knows normally, where this mysterious cricket resides, how it lives. Only when the volcanic eruption had just ended for a couple of months, when the lava began to…
At the Kennedy Space Center, visitors visit the rocket launcher area, have lunch with astronauts, visit Mars and watch the turtles from crawling across the road.