Mars probe MGS does not respond to the signal
The Mars probe Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) no longer answers the signal. NASA researchers have sought to reconnect lost communications for two weeks with the MGS.
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The Mars probe Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) no longer answers the signal. NASA researchers have sought to reconnect lost communications for two weeks with the MGS.
Next November, the European Union and 6 countries: the US, China, South Korea, Russia, Japan and India will sign an agreement to participate in the implementation of the…
On November 23, the Japanese Space Agency (Jaxa) announced their Hayabusa spacecraft successfully landed on Itokawa asteroid 300 million kilometers from Earth. However,…
China has become the third country to bring people into space, after the Russian Federation and the United States. On this occasion, let us review the important mileston…
At 2045 (November 8, Hanoi time), Inmarsat-4 F2, one of the strongest and most powerful communications satellites, was successfully launched by the rocket Zenit-3SL into…
At 4:33 (Paris time) today 9/11, the European spacecraft called Venus Express will leave the left to reach Venus, at the same time as the Russian Soyouz-Fregat rocket la…
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This is considered an important milestone marking a new era of cooperation in space technology between the two great powers Russia and the United States after decades of…
All smartphones now owe IBM a thanks for thinking of such a breakthrough device.
It was thanks to Charles Darwin's tireless efforts that evolution became gradually shaped by the scientific community.
Currently, general theory of relativity is considered to be the perfect description of the most attractive force of modern physics.
The end of one of the most successful commercial airplanes in history.
John Walker refused to register his patent, but instead preferred to pursue his scientific studies.
Based on reports after the expedition returned on June 18, 1930, the US Navy Command recognized Richard Evelyn Byrd as the first person to make a flight into Antarctic a…