NASA launches the first Pluto probe
Yesterday, an unmanned probe of the US Space Agency (NASA) will be launched into space for a 9-year journey to Pluto, the last unexplored planet in the Solar System. . A…
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Yesterday, an unmanned probe of the US Space Agency (NASA) will be launched into space for a 9-year journey to Pluto, the last unexplored planet in the Solar System. . A…
Pluto is the farthest planet in the solar system and also the smallest planet. According to recent observations by the US Space Agency, up to three satellites (not 1) ar…
Using the Hubble Space Telescope to observe the solar system's edge, astronomers discovered two more small moons flying around the orbit of Pluto, bringing the planet's…
New Horizons probes have just sent back to Earth a super-sharp image of the dwarf planet's surface and NASA immediately announced it to everyone.
A group of Portuguese and Spanish scientists has announced the discovery of the deepest insect species in the ground, about 1,980m in the deepest cave in the world Krube…
Hanford is one of America's largest and most polluting radioactive waste depots.
The Japan Atomic Energy Research and Development Agency said on September 16 that radioactive leakage of about 12,000 becquerels (bql) was found.
The team led by Professor Yoshiaki Oka of Waseda University in Japan succeeded in developing the concept of a nuclear reactor capable of producing large amounts of pluto…
The US announced that it would send a team of experts to help Spain with the issue of purifying the area of radioactive contaminated soil by a nuclear bomb in 1966.
AFP news agency on March 29 reported that Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has warned, the country is being placed in the highest alarming state of the current crisis a…
Space exploration is always the desire of people. We always hope to have an exciting adventure to other planets in the universe but there are also planets that you will…
The following image will give you a completely different view of the planets in our solar system.
Unique moments of the fanciful universe under the lens of amateur photographers or Hubble space telescope.
The year is coming, now is an opportunity for us to look back over the past year with 50 photos representing 50 science and technology events.
Before the old year closes, we review the most prominent technological imprints in 2015.