India successfully launched the spacecraft to the Moon
India's first unmanned spacecraft will operate on Moon's orbit for two years to map three-dimensional space on the planet and search for precious metals.
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India's first unmanned spacecraft will operate on Moon's orbit for two years to map three-dimensional space on the planet and search for precious metals.
The Indian Space Research Center announced that its probe had landed on the Moon on Friday.
The two countries pioneering in conquering space America and Russia are joining new faces of this work such as Europe, China, India and Japan ...
As NASA prepares to bring people back to the moon and then to Mars, psychologists also in the process of exploring the challenges that astronauts will face in the longer…
The US space agency (NASA) announced on August 14 that it was postponing the unmanned spacecraft to explore the moon until February 2009 instead of December 2008 as prev…
The moon once again becomes a popular destination when some countries discuss setting up stations on it.
Last week, the US space agency (NASA) announced it had chosen a center of the southernmost basin of the Moon to be the first permanent settlement for people in a place f…
Physicists at Granada University and Valencia University have recently discovered a specific data analysis process sent from Huygen probe at Titan - Saturn's largest moo…
With a negative average temperature of 260 degrees Fahrenheit, the atmosphere is almost non-existent, with a complex network of cracks in the ice that completely covers…
Following the solar eclipse and meteor shower Perseids, on the morning of August 17, another special astronomical event will take place: partial eclipse.
American scientists have found evidence that there is water in the moon's rock. This has challenged the theory of Earth's satellite formation, which is now accepted by t…
Located 31 million miles from the earth, NASA's Deep Impact spacecraft pointed the lens at our planet at the time the moon passed.
Tonight, if you look at the night sky, you will have a chance to see a Moon man
Not long ago, anyone who claimed that they witnessed the glint on the moon would be suspected by professional astronomers. Such reports are stored in L (lunatic) terms