Russia is expected to send people to the Moon by 2020
Director of the Russian Space Agency, Vladimir Popovkin, revealed that Russia intends to bring people to explore the Moon by 2020.
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Director of the Russian Space Agency, Vladimir Popovkin, revealed that Russia intends to bring people to explore the Moon by 2020.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is urgently researching to set up an outpost with people looking after the moon - a move that could put pressure on international partners…
Scientists from the US and European aerospace agencies (NASA and ESA) announced on January 25 details of the giant sand dunes at Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, contr…
The probe of NASA's Space Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has just sent back to Earth the first image on the Moon's surface that shows many giant craters - reported on CNN on…
China first officially published a document about the intention to send people to the Moon, information in the US Financial Times said.
The sand dunes on the surface of Titan, Saturn's moon, are shaped like sand dunes, even very much like the deserts on Earth.
Titan is Saturn's largest moon and is also the only moon known to have a dense atmosphere. Understanding more about the working mechanism of this hazy atmosphere will he…
NASA officials at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, said the No. 1 Gravity Recovery Laboratory (GRAIL-A) entered the Moon's orbit at 22:01 GMT on De…
A mineral is brought to Earth by the first people to set foot on the Moon and is thought to be unique at the surface of
In November 2011, NASA's LRO spacecraft flew through the Aristarchus wormhole of the moon. The photographs showed the diameter of the pit up to 40km and its depth of mor…
Titan, Saturn's largest moon, is a strange and fascinating world covered in dense methane atmosphere. With an average surface temperature of -185ºC and a diameter less t…
A NASA photographer captured a very unique scene, the International Space Station flew past the Moon. The special thing is that the picture was taken entirely with a nor…
The pair of spacecraft launched by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) in September will fly to the moon's orbit around the weekend.
Efforts to build a rocket for human flight to the moon will be made by Chinese scientists in the next five years.