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April 20, the Dragon's material and cargo compartment of US space space technology group SpaceX successfully paired with the Harmony module of the International Space St…
Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) is planning to collect specimens from distant asteroids to bring them back to Earth to study.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has announced details of plans to send people to asteroids in 2025 and to Mars in the 2030s.
NASA telescopes have found the coolest brown dwarf ever. The temperature of this star's surface is on par with the North Pole.
The German World newspaper on May 1 said that the ship explored Mars
After a referendum on the world's people about the latest three Z-2 astronaut designs, NASA decided to model the
NASA's LADEE cruise ship will commit suicide into the lunar surface later this month, ending the mission of studying Ms. Hang since 2013.
On April 10, NASA will announce a series of data relating to 1,000 space conquest projects, including the design of space missiles.
NASA's mysterious light spot on Mars has sparked new controversies about the existence of life on the red planet.
After the strange light spot on the surface of Mars was discovered and spread rapidly in the online community, NASA gave an official answer to this mysterious phenomenon.
The images recorded from NASA's Mars probe spacecraft show a heart-shaped structure on the volcano of the red planet.
For the first time, scientists discovered planets that exist in liquid form similar in size to the earth.
On the morning of March 26, the Russian Soyuz rocket carried a manned spacecraft with three new astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).
In addition to the inherent potential, NASA has always called on the research community to contribute new ideas and innovative solutions to space programs.
According to Russian and American space agencies, the Soyuz spacecraft did not successfully assemble with the International Space Station (ISS) on the morning of March 2…