America prepares to launch missiles at the moon
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has launched a spacecraft to bring missiles to drill a hole in the moon.
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The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has launched a spacecraft to bring missiles to drill a hole in the moon.
The lunar eclipse has been thoroughly documented throughout human history. This rare and breathtaking phenomenon appears when the Moon enters the darkness of the Earth a…
Data provided by Japan's space probe Kaguya shows that there is evidence of the existence of uranium on the moon.
Chinese space scientists claim that the country's astronaut will set foot on the moon as early as 2025.
Despite the Japanese Kaguya satellite providing images demonstrating the presence of the Apollo 15 on the moon, some scientists are still suspicious ...
American scientists are planning to grow vegetables like brussels on the moon in a life test on the planet.
A company that designs habitats for organisms in areas with weak gravity is hoping to bring the first flowering plants to the moon.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has just discovered in the G ring of Saturn a small moon, which looks like a translucent bright light moving.
China's Hang Nga 1 satellite landed on the moon yesterday, ending its mission to explore the planet for 16 months.
Observations from Japan's Moon SELENE (Kaguya) spacecraft are opening new insights into the complex geological differences between the near face and the far side of the…
For a long time, scientists knew the existence of zircon particles on the Moon. However, concerns about zircon beads have faded over the past one to two decades.
Two newly discovered meteors can give new insights into the formation and evolution of these small planets.
The image of the moon last night in many parts of the world has the largest size in the last 15 years, because the position between the moon and the earth is nearly 30,0…
One of the moons in the solar system that scientists think has the potential to contain life can have more complex oceans than previously thought.
According to researchers from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), humans can build bases on the moon with water-free concrete derived from the moon dust.