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Hai Vuong star has 'eaten' a planet
Space science

Hai Vuong star has 'eaten' a planet

Astronomers believe that Neptune has swallowed up a giant planet in the solar system, and robbed the satellite of the ill-fated celestial body.

December 17, 2018
Every day NASA discovers dozens of
Space science

Every day NASA discovers dozens of

On March 28, the NASA Aerospace Agency (NASA) said NASA's latest WISE space telescope every day discovered dozens of small

December 17, 2018
Find evidence of alien life
Space science

Find evidence of alien life

Scientist Yefugainey Dmitriyev has declared a fossil creature in the meteorite pile in the Tunguska and Kalasinutulan areas of Russia.

December 17, 2018
Humans will live on Mars?
Space science

Humans will live on Mars?

Current conditions on the red planet are extremely harsh for humans. To survive there, we must first spread a green carpet on the surface of this cold planet.

December 17, 2018
Pluto changes color
Space science

Pluto changes color

A series of new photos sent back to Earth by the Hubble Space Telescope showed the color of Pluto changing and the ice blocks on its surface moving.

December 17, 2018
Fly to Mars in ... 39 days
Space science

Fly to Mars in ... 39 days

Fraklin Chang-Diaz scientist said flying from Earth to Mars may take only 39 days, which is nearly 1/6 of the current estimated time.

December 17, 2018
The probe goes halfway to Pluto
Space science

The probe goes halfway to Pluto

America's Pluto-probe spacecraft, New Horizons (New Horizons), flew 2.39 billion km across the solar system, completing half the distance.

December 17, 2018
Treasures in the Solar System
Space science

Treasures in the Solar System

Hai Vuong Tinh and Uranus may be possessing liquid diamond oceans with icebergs with precious stones.

December 17, 2018
Goodbye Spirit
Space science

Goodbye Spirit

After more than 6 years Spirit rolled on the surface of the red planet, NASA officially said goodbye to this self-propelled device.

December 17, 2018