The missile Ariane brought two telecommunications satellites into orbit
Ariane-5 brought two telecommunications satellites successfully launched into orbit to provide information services of Europe and Japan.
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Ariane-5 brought two telecommunications satellites successfully launched into orbit to provide information services of Europe and Japan.
Russia's TMA-M Combined Spacecraft, equipped with a digital control system, has successfully assembled with the International Space Station (ISS).
China on October 12 said that the country's Russian-2 moon-moon satellite still has a large amount of fuel to return to Earth.
BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was successfully launched yesterday from an Indian base.
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.
According to Xinhua, in the next few days, China plans to launch a third satellite to guide North Dau Dau into orbit Truong Chinh-3III.
Russia Rocket and Space Corporation Energia on January 4 said Russia plans to launch 10 spacecraft in 2010.
Missile fuel has remained virtually unchanged over the past 50 years since the launch of Sputnik's first artificial satellite.
The US Aeronautics Administration (NASA) launched the world's tallest rocket, Ares IX, after several days of delay.
On the afternoon of August 19, South Korea continued to postpone the country's first rocket launch, KSLV-1, only 7 minutes 56 seconds before the scheduled launch time.
Yesterday afternoon (August 25), South Korea first launched missiles with the task of bringing satellites to space after many delays. However, this scientific satellite…
British engineers claim they will successfully build a special rocket engine capable of bringing the Skylon-powered aircraft straight into space.
The missile in the attached photo may not be consistent with the strict specifications of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), but it will most likely help the British to ove…