Reveal the plan to settle on the Moon in 2020
The world's leading corporations are trying to make the ambition of bringing people to life on the Moon by 2020, before the plan to live on Mars becomes a reality.
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The world's leading corporations are trying to make the ambition of bringing people to life on the Moon by 2020, before the plan to live on Mars becomes a reality.
President Vladimir Putin has announced plans to spend $ 50 billion to uphold Russia's leading position in aerospace.
The RBC Daily newspaper quoted Dauria Aerospace as saying that the DX1-class satellite and 50kg-weight satellite are used to track the movements of ships on world oceans…
According to the newspaper, Marubeni Aerospace of Japan will help the Southeast Asian country launch the satellite to serve the operation of the Hydrometeorological Agen…
On February 27, the Government of Canada made an assessment of the space to promote cooperation between the government and the space industry as well as promoting econom…
The Russian probe Phobos-Grunt, trapped in Earth orbit, will fall to southwestern Afghanistan on January 14, 2012, according to the US Strategic Command's forecast.
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) has decided to stop contacting Russia's Phobos-Grunt spacecraft.
If a spaceship flies near the speed of light, it will be a death ship for the crew and the ship itself will be destroyed, an article published in New Scientist Magazine…
The world's first commercial space airport has just been opened in New Mexico, USA, yesterday.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has just transferred ownership of the space shuttle
No need to rely on rocket technology, passengers can still enjoy a unique green space-friendly environment thanks to the elegant helium-powered balloon produced by a Spa…
NASA is making efforts to send astronauts to asteroids in 15 years. This is an almost impossible task.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) said on April 4 that it would postpone the launch of the Endeavor until the end of this month to avoid a collision with a Russ…
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on December 29 fired two officials from the space agency after the failed rocket launcher lost three satellites.
The engineers discovered two cracks in the Discovery vessel's fuel tank after having to postpone the ship because of hydrogen leakage.