Detecting strange objects moving on Mars
After the announcement, the clip above triggered a social network controversy about whether there existed life on Mars.
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After the announcement, the clip above triggered a social network controversy about whether there existed life on Mars.
This is the true image you will see when you set foot on Mars.
Answering the reporter, scientist Thibaut Barreyre said that the ocean floor of the Earth is the area that still belongs to
The mysterious sound that American scientists recorded near the bottom of the 10,971m deep Mariana in the Pacific may be the whale's call that had never been heard befor…
The robot will take on the underwater mine detection work of dolphins and sea lions on the US Navy payroll.
Revolutionizing robots in the future, will make it easier for us to understand the oceans. Discover what ocean exploration will do in the new era, things that really mea…
Scientists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA, will use three robots during a 40-day expedition in the Gakkel Ridge Mountains in the Arctic Ocean to find trace…
Cheops Pyramid is the oldest and only work remaining among the 7 wonders of the ancient world, also known as the Great Pyramid. It was built in 2560 BC as a tomb for Kin…
Automatic remote control robot has found 3 secret chambers, used for burial, hidden deep in the dark cavities of a temple called
Two adventurous robots landed on Ryugu's surface, asteroids about 900 meters in diameter, and sent some new images.
CIMON is an artificial intelligence robot and can operate in a zero gravity environment.
Scientists have angrily submitted an open letter to NASA to consider bringing the project back into operation.
NASA is not afraid of the unusual technology if it has the potential to help explore the universe, and their latest move is a concrete testament to this.
As efforts to reach the Moon become more feasible, scientists are considering bringing LTE coverage stations to the Moon by the end of 2018.
Researchers at NASA and Stanford University in California have developed a robot inspired by gecko pins.