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The CIA audaciously stole a Soviet spacecraft 70 years ago
One day in late 1959 or 1960, four excellent CIA agents worked through the night to disassemble the abducted Lunik spacecraft from the Soviet Union.
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SpaceX can deliver to the Moon by 2022
The pair of Starship and Super Heavy spacecraft are likely to be selected for NASA's lunar mission.
Archeology
Discovered 900 bottles of hundred-year-old wine on the bottom of the sea
Old bottles of wine, taken from the S / S Kyros steamship in the waters between Sweden and Finland, can still be drunk.
Space science
The unfortunate incidents of space travel in history
Traveling into space is a dangerous journey when astronauts suffer the same fate with their spacecraft.
Space science
The first Venusian surface images from the Venera historical journey
Venera is a space program with a series of spacecraft launched by the Soviet Union into space in the 1970s and 1980s to study the environment on Venus.
Space science
NASA first opened a repository of samples taken from the Moon more than 40 years ago
For the first time, scientists from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will have the opportunity to access some of the samples taken by the Apollo 17 spacecraft from the Moo…
New technology
Hebei City, China will build a buffer ship tunnel from just to ship goods
Shipper will not have to run along each neighborhood miserable, confused with the crowded number of houses.
Space science
India's spacecraft 'catastrophic' on the Moon, but where the wreck is unknown
The lander was launched by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in July in an accident, but the wreck has yet to be found.
Space science
NASA turns human excrement into food for astronauts
The space agency (NASA) is actively implementing a project to 'recycle' human feces into food to provide astronauts for a long time.
Space science
NASA and ESA test the Earth protection program
The US Space Agency NASA and the European Space Agency ESA prepare to test the planet protection program. C
Discover science
Ships set records when passing through narrow canals
Nearly 1,000 passengers aboard the Braemar held their breath as the 22.5-meter ship slowly moved through the Corinth Canal on October 9.
Space science
NASA escapes freezing in Jupiter's darkness
Juno spacecraft burns the engine for 10.5 hours to accelerate, beyond the sphere of eclipse effect.
Space science
Russia is about to launch 'giant donuts' on the edge of the Solar System in record time
The team of Russian scientists is developing a donut-shaped spacecraft that can reach the farthest corner of the solar system in record time.
Space science
NASA was not satisfied with the launch of SpaceX's new rocket
On Twitter, the NASA director gave a gentle reminder to SpaceX.
Archeology
Found 'treasure' containing many Roman antiques in Spain
Not far from Spain's touristy beaches, archaeologists have discovered a garbage-filled seabed with nearly ... 100 Roman ancient vessels and a 1,800-year-old shipwreck.