Astronaut's urine is more useful than the Earth
In space, everything needs to be utilized, including astronauts' waste.
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In space, everything needs to be utilized, including astronauts' waste.
Astronaut Doug Hurley said SpaceX not only plays all-hands for the appearance of the spacecraft, but also designed and built every detail inside SpaceX Dragon to operate…
The only difference when pulling the trigger on Earth and in space is the shape of the smoke. According to Peter Schultz, an astronomer at Brown University, said in spac…
Scientists have issued a warning about the risk of infection of pathogens that humans have never known to astronauts on missions to discover new planets like Mars.
Experts at NASA believe that we can build a miniature GPS station on the Moon to help astronauts can easily move on the surface and carry out missions.
Scott Kelly spent nearly a year on a mission on the International Space Station. Speaking of social isolation, perhaps few possess the experience like this astronaut.
An international team of scientists from the European Space Agency says astronauts can build settlements on the Moon thanks to urea in their urine.
In the near future, astronauts can fully grow their own vegetables in space to replace food from the Earth.
As of March 20, more than 244,000 people worldwide have COVID-19. No country, no land is said to be absolutely safe from disease. All are at risk. Except for the Interna…
For the first time in four years, NASA organized a new round of astronauts missions, aimed at bringing Americans back to the Moon by 2024.
In outer space, creating water is a huge technical challenge.
Scientists will need a lot of time to understand this change.
The eminent mathematician Katherine Johnson of America passed away on February 24, 2020, aged 101. Her silent work received little attention until she was awarded the Pr…
Apollo 13 was one of NASA's most extraordinary lunar missions to be carried out in 1970.
China is about to launch a space program to prepare a plan to build a space station about the size of one-third of the ISS.