Japan lost contact with Itokawa planet exploration robot
The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) was unable to contact MINERVA, the small robot that the Hayabusa probe dropped on Itokawa asteroid. For two days now, this robot has bee…
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The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) was unable to contact MINERVA, the small robot that the Hayabusa probe dropped on Itokawa asteroid. For two days now, this robot has bee…
The Mars probe spacecraft of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), launched in August 2005, has passed half a 500 million-kilometer journey to Red Planet and has begun sending…
After a long, dangerous journey, the InSight spacecraft landed safely on the surface of Mars and sent a notice that caused NASA employees to burst into joy.
Researchers are working at the UK's Halley (BAS) survey station in Antarctica, which is preparing to evacuate by detecting a cracked surface in the Brunt Ice Shelf.
The UK will set up a space forecasting center, to predict the emergence of super solar storms, potentially affecting the earth.
According to Applied Physics Letters, New Zealand scientists are working on making a generator
Japanese and Korean scientists have designed parallel parallel tracks with different distances on the surface of some roads. When the car moves at a certain speed, the r…
Opéra theater - today renamed Palais Garnier to pay homage to the architect of the theater design - is one of the most prominent buildings in Paris. At Napoleon III and…
Contrary to creating a rational form which prevails in Western architecture for centuries, the Guggenhim museum in Bibao is the result of a visual search. The combinatio…
American astronaut Edgar Mitchell went to the Moon in 1971 on the Apollo 14 train, and spent more than 9 hours on the surface
Now there is no need to fly into space, you can still explore the surface of Mars thanks to NASA's interactive web applications.
Research results using cell technology to treat injury to the eyeball surface of a group of 16 scientists will be awarded Kovalevskaia Prize in 2014
Mystery of the 6th and 13th mysterious days on the planet's surface
Gene Cernan was one of three people who had twice gone to the Moon and became the last person to set foot on the satellite surface of the Earth since 1972.
Moon surface paintings drawn by British cartographer Thomas Harriot before Galileo are about to be displayed in public.