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In the dark and boundless space, an artificial satellite that had been missing for 40 years made a spectacular return, leaving scientists around the world shocked and wo…
There are nights when the sky is clear and cloudless, and you look up and see countless sparkling lights, some of which are moving. What are they?
On October 4, 1957, Sputnik 1 was the first object to enter Earth's atmosphere in a controlled fashion.
Mr. Nicholas Johnson, a former industry leader in the orbit of orbital debris of NASA, talks about artificial satellites flying in orbit.
This small rocket, designed to rapidly deploy and launch from mobile launchers such as ships, carries seven artificial satellites, including one to measure the sea surfa…
The period from August to September each year is the peak of tropical storms in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
Entering the 20th century, Russia / Soviet Union was one of the countries with the strongest and most developed physics in the world.
During the Rooster years: 1909, 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005 ..., a series of important events took place as World War 2 ended.
Archaeologists discovered 17 pyramids in Egypt by analyzing infrared photos taken by artificial satellites.
Vanguard 1, or 1958-002B, is the fourth artificial satellite and has the longest time on Earth orbit, according to the BBC.
Japanese scientists have discovered that a large amount of oxygen ions of the Earth's atmosphere are being sucked into the Moon whenever the green planet is in the middl…
Russia will focus on studying programs to explore the Moon in its journey to conquer the universe.
According to scientific news in Gizmag newspaper, Space Exploration Technology Corporation SpaceX successfully launched the first two artificial satellites in the world…
On October 4, 1957, the world aerospace history marked a new milestone with the Soviet Union launching its first satellite into space - Sputnik satellite.
US Space Agency (NASA) on January 8 announced that the International Space Station (ISS) will operate for another four years, until 2024