Japan plans to launch unmanned ships to the Moon
The Japan Aviation Research and Development Agency (JAXA) has announced plans to launch unmanned spacecraft to the Moon in 2018.
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The Japan Aviation Research and Development Agency (JAXA) has announced plans to launch unmanned spacecraft to the Moon in 2018.
Virgin Galactic company announced it could resume test flights on a new spacecraft in the next six months.
Seriously injured when he got out of the SpaceShipTwo spacecraft, Peter Siebold tried to use his remaining sanity to raise his thumb to signal that he was fine.
The investigation of the cause of SpaceShipTwo is in progress and is expected to be completed in about a year.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has passed Hai Vuong Tinh's orbit, is on its way to the distant Pluto and is expected to orbit the planet next July.
In an official announcement, scientists in the ISEE-3 Reboot project confirmed that they had established a two-way connection with the 36-year-old ship that had been los…
American theoretical physicist Michio Kaku calls Alcubierre's model
The dye found in cave paintings will be used to increase the heat barrier to the heat from the sun.
A powerful storm on the sun's upper atmosphere makes a spaceship a vessel unable to leave the launch pad.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has said it is working on a plan to launch the Maven probe to Mars in the middle of this month.
The European Space Agency (ESA) said it will postpone the mission to launch a galaxy mapping spacecraft due to a technical issue involving components on board, redOrbit…
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on September 7 successfully launched a new generation rocket carrying a spaceship Explorer and the Moon's Atmosphere (…
The flight to the International Space Station (ISS) on March 28 of the Soyuz spacecraft only lasted nearly 6 hours, while other flights usually took place over two days.
The three engines of the Dragon Airship did not start after the rocket pushed it out of the earth to reach the International Space Station yesterday.
The robotic arm of the robot grabbed Dragon at 10:30 am on March 3 at GMT (17h31 on the same day in Hanoi) when both objects flew above northern Ukraine at an altitude o…