The spacecraft paved the way for the era of exploring the Moon
50 years ago, the Gemini spacecraft was first launched into orbit, paving the way for later Moon research activities.
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50 years ago, the Gemini spacecraft was first launched into orbit, paving the way for later Moon research activities.
For over 50 years, NASA is still trying to find the answer to the mysteries of the universe. With many unbelievable miracles, humanity, when looking back at NASA's great…
Flight equipment manufactured by Pham Gia Vinh successfully flew into the suburbs at a height of 23 km and prepared to test at a height of 30 km.
On July 21, Atlantis successfully landed after the last flight, marking the end of the US shuttle program.
The scientific world is preparing to bring people to the universe to carry out their mission longer and deeper. Mars is the target of both private firms and state space…
Sending machines that integrate artificial intelligence into space to explore new planets is really significant.
The European Space Agency and British scientists are kicking off an inferior craft project to make their own decisions in space exploration.
NASA has successfully invented a way to guide the way of new automatic astronaut lines.
The aircraft used to be a scientific toy, the original telephone invention was also considered a children's toy ... but today is an indispensable thing in human life.
The US Aeronautics Agency is pursuing many crazy ideas to realize human cosmic dreams.
Besides countless inventions with many dangerous aspects, there are always harmless inventions that benefit people.
Imagine that one day people can live in every part of the world with a modern, comfortable mobile home. And that great thing has become a reality when a group of Slovak…
Just because of a computer crash, the entire US power system had trouble for hours, and Russia's missile detection system almost blamed the Third World.
New batteries with long operating times promise many benefits for space science and medicine.