The ship Albert Einstein left the launch pad to bring supplies to ISS
Europe's fourth transport spacecraft on June 5 carried the heaviest cargo volume ever, 6.6 tons, left the launch pad at Kourou Space Center in French Guiana to fly to th…
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Europe's fourth transport spacecraft on June 5 carried the heaviest cargo volume ever, 6.6 tons, left the launch pad at Kourou Space Center in French Guiana to fly to th…
Flight control center in the Russian suburbs of Moscow said that the European ATV-3 automatic cargo ship had successfully separated with the International Space Station…
Xinhua news agency reported that Indonesia is planning to launch Lapan A2 satellite to monitor traffic on its vast seas.
Researchers from China's 28th Antarctic team on April 18 said the country has completed the installation and testing of the Antarctic AST3-1 Exploration Telescope in thi…
European ATV-3 unmanned space transport ship helped lift the orbit of the International Space Station (ISS) by 1.7km, according to RIA Novosti.
On March 23, the European ATV-3 spacecraft successfully launched into orbit in an automatic mode, carrying 4.3 tons of food, fuel and other cargo to the crew. on the Int…
On August 25, a supernova was discovered, about 21 million light-years from Earth, closer to any supernova ever.
Automatic laser systems can detect and prevent debris floating on space colliding with spacecraft and satellites.
In September 1988, the Soviet Union announced that the shuttles news about the shuttle could be used many times by them.
Automatic carrier Jules Verne (named after the famous French science fiction writer), was the first auto-transport (ATV) ship in five ships
When people find new design principles that are more suitable for automatic guns, the Gatling gun gradually goes into oblivion though its later generations have really m…
Fruit flies 'think' before they act, a study conducted by scientists from the Center for Neural Circuits and Behavior at Oxford University said.
One of the current obstacles to cancer treatment is the difficulty of directing cures to the destruction of malignant cells without destroying other healthy cells.
The team is developing a system that automatically recognizes mammals by using cameras attached to a drone.