Blue Moon phenomenon on New Year's Eve 2010
Blue Moon - an interesting phenomenon, will appear again on New Year's Eve to the new year 2010 after the last time 10 years ago.
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Blue Moon - an interesting phenomenon, will appear again on New Year's Eve to the new year 2010 after the last time 10 years ago.
The Russian Space Agency can launch a spacecraft to space to deflect the orbit of a large meteorite capable of colliding with the globe.
At the time of New Year's Eve in 2010, in Tuy Hoa city, Phu Yen province appeared a blue moon phenomenon.
Dutch astronomers measured the relative distance between the earth and the nearest black hole.
The Kepler Space Telescope of America has found five extrasolar planets whose surface temperatures are greater than boiling lava.
Russia Rocket and Space Corporation Energia on January 4 said Russia plans to launch 10 spacecraft in 2010.
Japanese scientists have recently discovered four small meteorites in Antarctica while exploring the Sorcerer Rondane Mountains.
The Government Office has just announced the Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has agreed on the investment policy of VINASAT-2 project.
The equation that is still used to calculate the age of the solar system is at risk of being rewritten.
Yesterday morning 18-11, Leonids meteor shower appeared exactly as expected. However, due to bad weather, many places in Vietnam have not been able to observe this amazi…
2009 will be remembered as a year when humans first found the presence of water right on the Moon. But a question arises, where does the moon's water come from?
On November 20, Russia successfully launched the Soyuz-U rocket carrying Cosmos-2455 military satellite into orbit from the Plesetsk space airport.
Europe's Smos satellite is launched into orbit with a mission to provide data for scientists to better understand the cycle of water on the earth.
After 15 years of service in space, two devices WFPC-2 and Costar were removed by astronauts in May 2009.
Russia's Proton-M missile left the launch platform yesterday and brought Europe's Eutelsat W7 communications satellite into orbit.