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Why has the Soviet Union never been to the Moon?
On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, we will talk about the meaning of this event at the present time as well as the role of contributing to the future of s…
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SpaceX missiles break the sound wall, landing on the ground
The first floor of the Falcon 9 missile returned to Earth after taking the Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station (ISS) on July 25.
New technology
American dragonfly brain simulation to develop missile interception system
According to New Atlas, researchers at the Sandia National Laboratorie, the Sandia National Laboratorie, are studying dragonfly brains to develop a compact and effective…
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NASA's Artemis vessel has been completed, ready to take the first woman to the Moon
The space chamber of the Artemis project is tasked with bringing the American astronauts to the moon already prepared.
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SpaceX's test missile caught fire on the launch pad
SpaceX's Starhopper rocket is in the flames of fire on the launch pad and the level of damage has not been revealed.
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Ninja bombs - special weapons of the US military
It was an unexploded weapon that pointed out six blades to tear apart the target. It has been used in critical attacks carried out by US forces in 2017 and 2019.
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SpaceX successfully launched the 3rd Falcon Heavy rocket, but failed to recover the central core
So far, SpaceX has successfully launched this heavy rocket three times, but has not yet recovered the central core.
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Elon Musk tested the most difficult rocket launch ever, broadcast live on YouTube
CEO Elon Musk said this is SpaceX's most difficult missile launch mission ever.
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24 3.7-ton satellites 'crammed' inside SpaceX missiles
Engineers complete the arrangement of goods for the challenging third launch of the world's strongest rocket, Falcon Heavy.
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Close up of the missile journey from the launch pad, move and hit the target
A video posted on YouTube recently brought a close-up and closest view when a rocket was launched from the launch pad.
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China first tested Truong Chinh missiles from ships
This small rocket, designed to rapidly deploy and launch from mobile launchers such as ships, carries seven artificial satellites, including one to measure the sea surfa…
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Perimeter nuclear counterattack missiles 'used for World War III' of Russia
Perimeter excellent anti-nuclear missile missile used for World War III of Russia.
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Russia put the strongest communication satellite into orbit with Proton-M missiles
According to the Russian National Space Corporation Roscosmos, the Yamal-601 satellite was launched by rocket Proton-M from Baikonur space airport in southern Kazakhstan.
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New US heavy missiles explode when tested
The first test of the BrilliantA missile model occurred unexpectedly when the turbocharger suddenly exploded.
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The journey of a rocket scientist is 'advised' not to go to college
Sylvia Acevedo grew up on a dirty street in New Mexico state, USA. My grandparents, parents are immigrants and their lives have gone through a period of worrying that da…