Asteroids are at risk of colliding with the Earth
Scientists fear a large-sized asteroid like the American Statue of Liberty could endanger the Earth in 2017.
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Scientists fear a large-sized asteroid like the American Statue of Liberty could endanger the Earth in 2017.
Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday said the country plans to build its own space station in orbit in 2023.
The NASA Aerospace Agency (NASA) is building the James Webb space telescope (JWST), dubbed
Scientists happen to find an empty space stretching 1.8 billion light-years.
Scientist of the US Aeronautics and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) revealed that humanity can detect clear evidence of alien life in the next 20-30 years.
The ultimate, public goal of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) is now to bring people to Mars in 2030. However, a determined expert, NASA is actually planning to return t…
Google has just hired the Moffett Space Airport, a former NASA space airport, to cater to the expansion of space and robot research.
Accordingly, the Russian government passed bills on ratifying bilateral agreements with Vietnam and Nicaragua as the basis for developing bilateral relations in the fiel…
On April 17, in Beijing, China announced for the first time the
Russia will launch a 100% privately funded first satellite into orbit with Soyuz-2-1B boosters in February 2014, RIA Novosti reported on October 15.
According to public figures in 2011, China reached a 3-billion-dollar export of high-tech goods, including aerospace technology. Meanwhile Russia only has 1.1 billion US…
Although known as the space force, the soldiers of the Russian space corps cannot cope with the invasion of alien civilizations, if any.
On July 29, the leaders of the US and South Korean national space agencies met in the US capital, Washington, to discuss the prospect of cooperation in aeronautical rese…
The National Aerospace Research and Development Commission (Conida) on June 12 (local time) said the country has successfully launched its first self-created missile.
While the US Space Research Agency (NASA) has no plans to bring people back to the Moon's surface in the near future, private companies have seized this opportunity to l…