Japan will bring new beverage products to the Moon
Sky News website (UK) reported that Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical company announced that its new drinking water product will spin the Moon ad in 2015.
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Sky News website (UK) reported that Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical company announced that its new drinking water product will spin the Moon ad in 2015.
According to Fox News, the private space company Moon Express will launch the small MX-1 spacecraft to the lunar surface in 2015.
We can easily find plastic everywhere on this Earth rather than in the universe. But the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has found plastic on a moon of Saturn.
According to recent analysis results, in many places on Saturn's moon Titan, every 1000 years on average there is rain. But unlike the rain on Earth, the rain on this mo…
The sand dunes on the surface of Titan, Saturn's moon, are shaped like sand dunes, even very much like the deserts on Earth.
Titan is Saturn's largest moon and is also the only moon known to have a dense atmosphere. Understanding more about the working mechanism of this hazy atmosphere will he…
After information about rare treasures, the moon suddenly became a hotter destination than ever.
The new map of the Moon shows that Sister Hang contains a large amount of titanium precious ore, 10 times the Earth. This finding, according to astronomers, could turn t…
The US Aerospace Agency has just released a photo showing the presence of a liquid in the northern hemisphere of Titan, Saturn's largest satellite.
Some environmental conditions on Saturn's Titan satellite are very similar to Earth in the beginning of life.
In the journey to conquer the vast universe, people have discovered so many new things, but still, there are countless unknowns to date.
American scientists have found evidence that there is water in the moon's rock. This has challenged the theory of Earth's satellite formation, which is now accepted by t…
Christiaan Huygens was the first to discover the Titan satellite, but the name was set by another astronomer two centuries later.
Two blooming scavenger flowers in a botanical garden in the US are extremely rare events, attracting the attention of the scientific and public.