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A decade before Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon, an engineer at the US Aerospace Agency (NASA).
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A decade before Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon, an engineer at the US Aerospace Agency (NASA).
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) organized a contest to look for the most suitable astronaut housing model in deep space exploration programs, with a t…
To realize the ambition to conquer the red planet in the future, scientists around the world have experimented with spacecraft like flying saucers, the world's most powe…
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second man to set foot on the Moon, said he no longer thinks of the earth's natural satellite but thinks that humanity must conquer Mars.
Around the dawn of Vietnam time, SpaceX launched a test launch of the Dragon 2 spacecraft, a premise for the company to bring astronauts into space in 2017.
Russia's unmanned spacecraft, losing control of its mission to supply astronauts, plunged into the Earth's atmosphere today.
Yuri Gagarin was the first person to fly into space during a historic journey on April 12, 1961. After this event, the human race to conquer the universe has achieved ma…
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…
American scientists are perfecting the technology to turn CO2 into oxygen on Mars in 2020.
Long flights into space may be associated with the process of accelerating the aging of the human immune system, making young people own bodies like the elderly, accordi…
Two years after Neil Armstrong's death, his wife discovered a cloth bag containing the camera and tools that the astronaut had brought to the Moon.
You also know that the first 3D printer was put into space in September.
After nearly a month of working on the International Space Station, Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti shared about the first time being replaced.
The gravityless environment in space stations is considered unsuitable for all types of long-term cultivation and survival.
Learn about the exciting outer space through the words of a NASA astronaut.