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Russian scientists began testing robot machines - the first astronaut in the country.
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Russian scientists began testing robot machines - the first astronaut in the country.
On the morning of September 26, at 00:59 (local time), at the Baikonur Cosmodrome (Kazakhstan), Russia successfully launched Soyuz ТМА-10М, taking the Olympic torch to t…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on September 30 a plan to bring a 3D printer (3D) into space next year to help astronauts on the International Space Station (IS…
Experts at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) plan to bring lettuce grown on the International Space Station (ISS).
On our earth today there are more than 7 billion people, and every day we are continuing our efforts to conquer farther outlying regions.
China is ready to open the space station for foreign astronauts, even taking on the training to serve space missions.
RIA Novosti quoted Roscosmos spokesman as saying that moving the missile into the launch pad was planned as planned.
Cygnus private transport spacecraft for the second time within a day of being postponed
According to the Russian Flight Control Center, the ship
A group of American experts spent four months living in a small dome-shaped hut on a bare lava field in Hawaii trying to find out what kind of food is suitable for astro…
An astronaut almost lost his life in the universe recounts the most horrifying moments of his life outside the ISS International Space Station.
Instead of pouring funds to organize the next astronauts' landing on the moon, the US parliament turned to save what people left on this celestial sphere.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) is speeding up the development of a space taxi in the agency's commercial spacecraft program, according to Reuters on July 31.
On July 28, space transport ship
The space flight of two orbiter astronauts on July 16 was destroyed due to water accumulating inside an Italian astronaut's hat.