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SpaceX denies Zuma's secret satellite is out of control
Gwynne Shotwell, Director of Operations and representative of SpaceX Company said that the launch of Zuma satellite at 8 am on January 8 (Vietnam time) still took place…
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Out of control, the 8.5-ton Thien Cung 1 space station was about to fall to Earth
Although it is forecasted early, at present, scientists still cannot accurately predict the fall position of Thien Cung 1 space station.
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NASA wakes up the engine
The Voyager 1 space probe (NASA) successfully launched the inactive propulsion kit for 40 years, according to New Atlas.
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How did the Soviet Union save the Saliut-7 space station?
China's 10.3-meter long Thien Cung 1 space station is losing control and can plunge into the Earth.
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Historical moments in Cassini's mission
Cassini is running out of fuel. When the fuel runs out, scientists won't be able to control Cassini in the right way.
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NASA wants to restore the commander of the Lunar campaign
The center is a successful place to control the Apollo 11 during the first human moon expedition, with two astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin.
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Russia launched a space transport ship carrying 2.4 tons of cargo to ISS
On June 14, Russia's Progress MS-06 was successfully launched into the world and is heading towards the International Space Station (ISS).
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Astronaut is causing an extremely strange phenomenon in the blood of astronauts
The larger the length of the journey, the more difficult it becomes to control. After all, what did the astronauts suffer?
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Three astronauts returned to Earth safely after nearly 6 months on ISS
On April 10, Russia's Moscow Suburban Flight Control Center reported that three astronauts returned to Earth safely with the Soyuz MS-02 spacecraft after 173 days and ni…
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Brazil launched the first geostationary satellite to serve defense work
On March 21 (local time), Brazil launched a geostationary satellite for its first defense and communication work, called SGDC-1.
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Russia develops technology to control robots in space
This technology will help overcome the problem of delayed signals during long-distance transmission and ensure the robot is more stable, such as in the universe.
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Mysterious Air Force aircraft at 600 days in orbit
The US Air Force's mysterious X-37B space plane has spent 600 days on Earth orbit in its latest mission, nearly reaching the longest record in the program's universe.
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China successfully launched Thien Cung 2 space station
At 22:00 local time (ie 21:00 pm - Hanoi time) on September 15, China launched a second space station called Thien Cung 2 (Tiangong-2) from Tuu Satellite Launching Cente…
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China confirmed Thien Cung 1 station is about to crash into Earth
After months of silence, Chinese authorities confirmed the country's first space station was rushing towards Earth and could be out of control.
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Mars probe robots can fire lasers themselves
Curiosity Rover self-propelled vehicle has just been upgraded by the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) to allow it to choose its target to fire laser beams into min…