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Russia sacked officials to lose satellites
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on December 29 fired two officials from the space agency after the failed rocket launcher lost three satellites.
The fuel tank of Discovery ship appeared 2 cracks
The engineers discovered two cracks in the Discovery vessel's fuel tank after having to postpone the ship because of hydrogen leakage.
$ 95,000 gives half an hour of thrills
US company XCOR Aerospace has just announced the ticketing trip to visit the space for $ 95,000
June 25: Dark day of aerospace
June 25 is considered a dark day of aerospace with a series of accidents.
The North is twice as polluted
The newly published global air quality map of the US Aerospace Agency shows that North Vietnam has a high level of pollution.
The mysterious universe through the most beautiful space images in 2017
Supernova remnants of the Crab Nebula, Sunlight, collision of 2 black holes, Sun-filled Saturn are the best images of the record recorded in 2017.
The Sun is
Cluster of Fornax, Orionid meteor or owl
Hubble Space Telescope commemorative series adds 5 years of service
The Hubble Space Telescope weighs 12 tons, about the size of a bus. It flew over orbit about 610 km above the ground at an average speed of 7500 m / sec. At this rate, Hubble flew
Photo of the universe beautiful last week
The Iris Nebula is brilliant, beautiful aurora in Norway are impressive images published in National Geographic magazine last week.
NASA removed the ban on Chinese scientists
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has just lifted a ban on six Chinese scientists attending the Kepler Space Telescope Program, 10 days after the ban was issued.