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The truth about the 'ghost clouds' in the Earth's atmosphere
Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) have recently captured an image of an eerily shaped cloud, formed high above the Earth atmosphere
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Russia is not ready to fight aliens
Although known as the space force, the soldiers of the Russian space corps cannot cope with the invasion of alien civilizations, if any.
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Russia successfully launched the European telecommunications satellite
Russia successfully launched Proton-M missiles carrying European communication satellites with Briz-M propulsion blocks.
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The private spacecraft Cygnus is about to leave the launch pad
The US Department of Aeronautics and Space (NASA) on September 16 confirmed the first flight of Cygnus private spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS) will t…
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Soyuz ships on the launch pad for the mission to send people to ISS
RIA Novosti quoted Roscosmos spokesman as saying that moving the missile into the launch pad was planned as planned.
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Japan successfully launched the new Epsilon missile
On September 14, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said it successfully launched the new Epsilon missile using solid fuel, carrying a telescope to observe sp…
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Japan delayed the launch of the Epsilon rocket 19 hours before the scheduled time
On August 27, Japan postponed the Epsilon rocket launcher carrying the world's first SPRINT-A space telescope to observe the planets.
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Vietnam's tiny satellite launcher enters the universe
From the launch of Tanegashima, Japan, Pico Dragon of Vietnam and 3 US satellites, Kiboro robot (Japan) is launched into space by Kounotori missiles at 2h48 on 4/8 (Viet…
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Russian launch project
In Russia, work began in the framework of cooperation with Europe
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Inmarsat's new spacecraft enters orbit
On the evening of July 25, the Alphasat 1-XL spacecraft was put into orbit by the Ariane 5 rocket, at Kourou space airport, Guiana, France. The 6.6 ton Alphasat is a coo…
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NASA successfully launched missiles built by 3D printers
NASA and Aerojet Rocketdyne have for the first time tested a rocket launcher model emulated from a 3D printing system.
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Russia proposed using Satan missiles to destroy meteors
Russia can use Satan SS-18 heavy intercontinental ballistic missiles to destroy small meteorites that threaten Earth.
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The new US rocket will fly for 5 years continuously
Making engines capable of continuous operation for several years is one of the goals of Evolutionary Xenon Thruster (EXT) - a project that NASA is working on.
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Peru first self-launched missile launcher
The National Aerospace Research and Development Commission (Conida) on June 12 (local time) said the country has successfully launched its first self-created missile.
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NASA successfully launched the space celestial probe
On June 5, the US Space Agency (NASA) successfully launched a missile carrying a celestial observatory probe named CIBER with the aim of studying the formation of the fi…