Japan successfully launched missiles using advanced hard fuels
Japan's advanced hard-fueled Epsilon rocket has been successfully tested from the Uchinoura Space Center.
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Japan's advanced hard-fueled Epsilon rocket has been successfully tested from the Uchinoura Space Center.
A version of the engine does not need fuel to be considered
A controversial new theory about gravity has passed the first test. If success continues, this hypothesis will completely replace the current physics.
This idea has been around since 1990, but it has not been officially tested yet.
Chinese scientists successfully maintained plasma from a nuclear reactor within a minute. This is an important step for the plan to exploit energy from
On November 19, the US launched a latest generation weather satellite capable of capturing weather and atmospheric phenomena at 30 seconds per image.
It is expected that a series of satellites will be put into production and launched into space in the near future, helping Vietnam advance to master the small satellite…
Founder Jeff Bezos said the rocket will explode after the test is done, but in the end it still landed safely.
According to ScienceAlert, NASA has successfully tested the world's most powerful rocket engine.
With the shuttle Dream Chaser preparing for the final tests, NASA is gradually realizing seemingly impossible ideas.
Russia has recently successfully tested the solar satellite using solar energy.
Sputnik cited the British journal New Scientist with an article saying that the US Air Force is preparing to detonate a plasma bomb on the upper atmosphere.
This year, California-based SpaceX has conducted a total of six missile recall tests, including one grounding and five unmanned navigators on the sea and only one recove…
SpaceX is preparing to test a more powerful new Raptor engine, promising to be used in space shuttle to bring people to Mars in 2018.
These cities will follow the real Mars city design in the future to test the effectiveness and adaptability of people to live in these architectures.