Chinese students live 200 days in 'Moon home'
Four Chinese students have just completed a 200-day life test in a simulated Moon environment, Newsweek reported on Jan. 29.
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Four Chinese students have just completed a 200-day life test in a simulated Moon environment, Newsweek reported on Jan. 29.
Applicants wishing to participate in JAXA's test program must be in good health and in the age of 20-55.
Scientists at the China Air Force Technical University propose using giant lasers to destroy old satellites and other space junk to clean up Earth's orbit, Newsweek repo…
In 1973, the Soviet Union put the probe system named Lunokhod-2 on the Moon, this device carried out exploration activities on January 16, 1973 to May 10, 1973.
El Gordo in Spanish means
Initially, the researchers assumed that it could be sunlight reflected by water. However, the beam is too large to reflect from lakes or other water bodies.
This nuclear reactor can power the device that turns Mars' available natural resources into gas, water and oxygen.
Currently, the rapid growth of wireless telecommunications companies is disturbing the radio environment.
A massive migration of more than 100 gas clouds out of the center of the Milky Way and toward the outer space of the galaxy receives great attention from scientists.
The video captures the fun moment of an astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS).
Referring to the missions of space exploration, NASA is undoubtedly the first name to appear in our heads. Who else besides them?
Gwynne Shotwell, Director of Operations and representative of SpaceX Company said that the launch of Zuma satellite at 8 am on January 8 (Vietnam time) still took place…
A Japanese astronaut said he was 9cm taller since he lived on the International Space Station (ISS) three weeks ago.
According to the BBC, astronaut Norishige Kanai said the problematic measurement system gave an inaccurate number of his height.
In October 2014, a video of NASA's Orion to Mars program was posted on YouTube. There is an opinion that this video has