Vietnam has meteor shower tomorrow night
Tomorrow night, Vietnamese people will have the opportunity to admire the meteor shower Eta Aquarids originating from the famous comet Halley.
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Tomorrow night, Vietnamese people will have the opportunity to admire the meteor shower Eta Aquarids originating from the famous comet Halley.
One day before the 50th anniversary of the first flight into space, April 12, representative of the Space Technology Institute said that in 2014, Vietnam will launch the…
This year, the number of storms from Vietnam will increase sharply, preparing for the strongest intensity of magnetic storms to happen in the next two years.
Three types of Vietnamese flower seeds were sent into space by Japanese missiles. Expected, in April they will be brought back to earth.
Tonight and tomorrow morning (January 4), the first meteor shower of 2010 will appear and astronomers can admire this phenomenon.
On December 21, around 17:30 to 18:00, in Vietnam, a half-moon eclipse can be observed in a short time.
Vietnam Space Committee is an advisory organization to help the Prime Minister to study, direct and coordinate to solve interdisciplinary issues in the implementation of…
The Vietnamese people can begin to observe the record long solar eclipse from 14h11 in Dien Bien and Lai Chau.
Vietnamese people can admire the amazing natural phenomenon - meteor shower at about 3 am on November 17 and 18.
The technical model of the first ultra-small satellite built in Vietnam called Pico-Dragon (translating Small Dragon) was completed in May 2009 and is expected to be ope…
Vinasat-2 satellite with a total investment of US $ 290-350 million is expected to be put into orbit in 2012.
According to IMO's forecast - The International Meteorological Organization - the peak of the Perseids meteor shower this year is on the morning of August 13.
Today (July 22), is the time of the longest total solar eclipse in the 21st century, with the maximum eclipse of 6 minutes 39 seconds.
The first satellite image receiving station using Vietnam's remote sensing technology (located in Tu Liem, Hanoi) will be inaugurated by the National Remote Sensing Cent…
Associate Prof. Dr. Ha Duyen Chau, Deputy Director of the Institute of Geophysics said that in 2008 lies in the quietest period of magnetic storm activity. However, ther…