Space science
The space shuttle Atlantis has risen to space successfully
At 11:29 pm on July 8 (US time), the Atlantis space shuttle was last launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
Bit
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Bit.
Topic archive
Articles about Bit
2,317 published items.
Space science
Two twin satellites Artemis in the moon's orbit
On Sunday, July 17, 2011, the first Artemis satellite flew in the moon's orbit to get its second new companion in less than a month. That's when the second Artemis satel…
Space science
Astronauts get strange hallucinations when entering the universe
In orbiting flights, almost every astronaut suffers from hallucinations but they seem to be meaningless so they don't speak out. However, many experts believe it is a ph…
Space science
America, Europe cooperate in exploring Mars
The United States and Europe will cooperate on a new Mars ship development project called ExoMars. Expected, the first probe in this project will be completed and launch…
Space science
Image data of the moon is sent from the reconnaissance spacecraft
After flying around the lunar orbit for two years, the spacecraft scouting NASA's lunar orbit passed to Earth more than 192 terabytes of data, more than all printings co…
Space science
Japan aspires to produce electricity on the Moon
Like in a science fiction movie, Japan plans to build a giant power plant along the Moon's equator, to produce electricity sent to Earth.
Space science
Singapore successfully launched the first homemade satellite
Singapore media on April 21 reported the first satellite built by the country was successfully launched into orbit from Satish Dhawan Space Center in India after four ye…
Space science
First published images from Mercury orbit
For the first time, NASA has published images of Mercury taken directly from the planet's orbit.
Space science
Europe successfully launched transports into orbit
The European Aviation Agency on February 17 said that it successfully launched the ATV-2 transport ship to the ISS International Space Station.
Space science
Prepare a new 'Space Fence' in orbit
With the speed on Earth orbit, more than 28,000 km / h, a tiny piece of trash can also be disastrous.
Space science
Ambitious space missions
If you think 2010 is a successful year of space exploration, consider it again.
Space science
Looking for a better residence for humanity
The discovery of a certain planet to conquer long ago is no longer the subject of fictional novels.
Space science
Arianespace continued to launch 2 satellites into orbit
Ariane 5 rocket has been launched into orbit carrying Koreasat 6 telecommunications satellite from Korea and Hispasat 1E of Spain.
Space science
'Akatsuki' slipped away from Venus due to fuel pressure
JAXA revealed the reason that the Akatsuki probe did not enter Venus's orbit was the pressure of the ship's fuel chamber abruptly reduced.
Space science
The dark side of the Moon gradually
The Lunar Reconaissance Orbiter (LRO) probe from NASA has for the first time captured images of the dark side of the Moon with a resolution 100 times higher than ...