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On Monday, December 21, SpaceX Corporation fired a rocket into space and landed it back to the ground, in a state of complete intact.
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On Monday, December 21, SpaceX Corporation fired a rocket into space and landed it back to the ground, in a state of complete intact.
On November 24, Japan's H-2A rocket carrying a Canadian information satellite was launched from Tanegashima island in southwestern Japan.
After more than a year of troubleshooting, today, Cygnus's next flight will be restarted by NASA and their partner Orbital ATK.
One of the two Russian defense satellites launched on December 5 is not separate from the rocket and is considered missing.
In the future, it is only a matter of money to go back to the universe to play.
When a meteorite is found to be able to hit the earth, humans can fire a nuclear missile to change meteorite trajectories or destroy it with robots.
Space exploration trips are always very dangerous missions. So far 22 people have sacrificed their lives due to catastrophic accidents in these special missions.
On September 15, Russia successfully launched the Proton rocket that carried the Express-AM8 telecommunications satellite to its target orbit from the Russian-leased Bai…
The German Space Center launches unmanned scientific research missiles onto the pillar, capturing the rare HD image of a space trip.
On June 28, SpaceX launched the Falcon 9 missile in its third attempt to land landing. Unfortunately, the test failed more than twice before, when the Falcon 9 rocket ex…
Russia's Soyuz rocket carried three astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday successfully launched from Baikonur space airport, Kazakhstan.
India has successfully put up five British satellites on Earth orbit with the XL Variations (PSLV-XL).
An American rocket carrying unmanned ships carrying goods supplied to the International Space Station (ISS) exploded in mid-air, only three minutes after being launched…
The Russian rocket of Proton-M carrying Mexican MexSat-1 telecommunications satellite fell east of Siberia shortly after leaving the launch pad a few minutes.
The US Air Force on May 20 launched the X-37B spacecraft into orbit, carrying out the fourth mission in its secret program.