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A woman claimed to be a former employee of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA), who said she had seen images of pedestrians on Mars in 1979.
The launch of the first Orion spacecraft in the mission to bring people to Mars by 2030 will be carried out on December 4.
Experts of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) revealed that NASA's Spirit Rover amphibious ship had photographed the rock on Mars very similar to the face of US Presiden…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) on December 5 launched a successful test of the Orion spacecraft, a new step in the process of fulfilling its goal of conquering Mars.
On December 9, the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announced Curiosity autonomous robot (Curious) to find signs that the lake used to exist and bacteria proliferate on Mars.
A stone tablet is as big as a mountain flying close to the globe every 3 years and it can collide with the green planet within 150 years.
Google has just hired the Moffett Space Airport, a former NASA space airport, to cater to the expansion of space and robot research.
NASA's latest image data shows us: in the last 20 years, the Earth has faced hundreds of visits of small meteorites coming from the universe.
The first mission to bring people to Mars should include women, according to a scientific writer who has been involved in a simulation mission on the red planet.
6 project volunteers will live and work in tight conditions and separate from the surrounding world, paving the way for future Mars research missions.
On the morning of October 29 (NASA), the NASA Aerospace (Antares) suddenly blew up after leaving the launch pad in Virginia.
Experts from both private companies and US government agencies are investigating the cause of the Antares missile explosion, which can last from 6 months to a year.
Russia said it was ready to transport cargo to the International Space Station (ISS), after the US Antares rocket suddenly exploded in midair yesterday.
The Antares missile explosion is not the first defeat in the operation of the US Aviation Space Agency.
Representative of the US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) yesterday confirmed that Orbital Group has pressed the button to cancel the missile Antares because…