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AFP said, Falcon Heavy, the name of the new rocket, is SpaceX's invention in California, USA.
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AFP said, Falcon Heavy, the name of the new rocket, is SpaceX's invention in California, USA.
Iran has just launched the latest version of the Kavoshgar-4 (Explorer-4) missile, which has the ability to send satellites to spy and creatures to space.
Three types of Vietnamese flower seeds were sent into space by Japanese missiles. Expected, in April they will be brought back to earth.
Earlier in the week, the transport missile from the Wanderberg US Air Force base in California was launched into orbit an NROL 49 satellite, thanks to the US Delta IV ro…
India's Doordarshan TV reported on December 25 that a rocket carrying the country's satellite communications exploded and caught fire only minutes after leaving the laun…
In 2010, some countries have encountered problems in launching satellites into space. However, these failures will not undermine the determination to explore ...
Ariane 5 rocket has been launched into orbit carrying Koreasat 6 telecommunications satellite from Korea and Hispasat 1E of Spain.
In 2010, Russia retained the world's leading position in the number of space-carrying missiles, carrying out 31 launches, compared with 15 times the US and China.
With the rapid development of space technology, people have more and more opportunities to explore the universe, but the main challenges ...
AFP news agency reported at 15:43 (GMT) on December 8, from the Kanaveral space airport, Falcon 9 boosters carrying the private Dragon spacecraft of SpaceX Company ...
US scientists claim the land on the moon contains silver, sodium and some other chemical compounds.
On October 24, Russia celebrated 50 years of the most terrible accident in the history of world space exploration ...
Ariane-5 brought two telecommunications satellites successfully launched into orbit to provide information services of Europe and Japan.
Plasma missiles make the spacecraft speed up to 198,000 km / h, so that only about 39 days can be from Earth to Mars.