Japan aspires to produce electricity on the Moon
Like in a science fiction movie, Japan plans to build a giant power plant along the Moon's equator, to produce electricity sent to Earth.
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Like in a science fiction movie, Japan plans to build a giant power plant along the Moon's equator, to produce electricity sent to Earth.
Solar Impulse, the world's first solar powered aircraft, took off from Switzerland today to make the first international flight to Belgium.
In the next few weeks, all the planets in the Solar System, except Saturn, will appear together at dawn along the zodiac line, the sun's path in the sky.
US scientists said that on May 12, four planets in the solar system will
US scientists recently said the Sun is entering the most active phase in the past 11 years.
Last night an American spacecraft flew into Mercury orbit, the smallest and most exotic planet in the solar system.
Spacecraft operating by water can help people reduce a lot of costs for Mars and other planets in the solar system.
Royal London scientists have produced the first geological evidence to prove the previous hypotheses, about how rocks were made to form the solar system.
Japanese scientists are preparing to study the production of solar power by satellites in the universe and transmit electricity generated to the Earth by microwave techn…
The discovery of a certain planet to conquer long ago is no longer the subject of fictional novels.
People in some parts of the world will have the opportunity to admire a partial solar eclipse on January 4 next year, the shadow of an eclipse will pass through Europe i…
Soho solar research spacecraft has reached its own milestone in silence: discovering the 2,000th comet.
The moon will obscure part of the sun for about three hours today and people in many parts of the world will have the opportunity to admire the eclipse.
The obscured sun is like a bright crescent on the cathedral roof in the Czech Republic and fits in the palm of a citizen in Jordan.
After a 33-year journey, the Voyager 1 carried the message of human civilization that surpassed 17.7 billion kilometers, approaching the edge of the solar system.