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NASA built the most powerful rocket ever
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on July 2 that it has reached an important milestone in the creation of the space launch system (SLS), designed as the most powe…
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NASA revealed technology to send people to Mars
The US aerospace agency (NASA) has begun to build a new astronaut-carrying spacecraft, which is expected to bring people further into the universe, including exploring M…
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Perspective of spacecraft landing like a helicopter
The US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) is testing a new propeller system in an effort to make landing spaces such as helicopters.
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America's future spacecraft appears
The test version of Orion, the type of spacecraft that the US will use in the future, appears at Kennedy Space Center on July 2. The leadership of Kennedy Space Center h…
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NASA is about to launch Orion spacecraft
At the beginning of 2014, NASA will conduct a launch test of Orion spacecraft at the Canaveral air base in Florida, according to NASA.
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Obama: 2025 takes people to the planet near Earth
The US space agency (NASA) has revealed plans to bring a manned probe to a star in the universe. President Obama also announced that intention. This is considered one of…
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The process of picking up Orion spacecraft with a giant amphibious ship
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) and the Navy work together to recover the Orion spacecraft into the space of a giant amphibious ship on December 9.
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Video: What do astronauts see when they fly back to Earth?
It takes 20 or 30 years for Orion spacecraft to take people to visit meteorites or set foot on Mars.
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Sci-fi dreams come true in 2014
India's successful endeavor and some new advances in the study of the red planet or for the first time the comet probe is a memorable milestone this year.