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Yesterday, 17 March, the Discovery spacecraft arrived at the International Space Station (ISS), carrying the last set of solar batteries to help ISS operate at maximum p…
The new image by the Spitzer Space Telescope (NASA) shows that impending collisions occur between the central part of the two galaxies.
The flight to Discovery Ship's International Space Station (ISS) has an additional flight
What the Phoenix searched for appeared: on the remaining body of the ship were condensed water droplets, a sign of life that existed.
There is more than one path forming a dwarf galaxy, and NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer has found the new formula.
A spacecraft of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will be launched into the March 5 space, bringing a super large camera ...
The Fermi telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has discovered a massive explosion in the universe that could, according to scientists, be the largest gamma ray ex…
Today, the blue two-tailed comet sprayed poisonous gas called Lulin to the closest position to the earth, with a distance of about 60 million kilometers or 160 times fro…
Yesterday morning, the US aerospace agency (NASA) introduced a satellite named OCO to assess the density of CO2 emissions in the earth's atmosphere into space.
Yesterday, America's CO2 emission satellite named Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) fell to the area near Antarctica, shortly after leaving the launch pad due to technic…
The oldest known lone asteroid has been discovered by NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory. This extremely ancient back object turned out to be surprisingly powerful.
UK astronomers using the Swift NASA telescope have recently recorded information about the early stages of a gamma-ray burst.
Astronomers use NASA's Swift satellite and Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope to observe explosions from the rest of a star 30,000 light-years away.
Tens of thousands of debris from a collision between two Russian and American satellites is flying in space at breakneck speed, threatening the safety of satellites in n…
When the first alarm bell rang on February 1, 2003, the crew of seven on the US Columbia spacecraft only had an extra minute to live.