UAE's plan to conquer Mars
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced on May 6 the first plan to conquer Mars, intending to send a probe to the red planet in 2021.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced on May 6 the first plan to conquer Mars, intending to send a probe to the red planet in 2021.
Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday said the country plans to build its own space station in orbit in 2023.
China announced the country's first Mars probe at the 10th International Aerospace Exhibition, opening yesterday (November 11) in Zhuhai City, China.
The United States and India, the two countries that have just succeeded in sending probe into orbit Mars, have reached a cooperation agreement in the future to explore t…
The official Fars news agency on October 4 quoted an Iranian official as saying the country is preparing to bring three domestic-produced satellites named Zafar, Tolou a…
The Indian space agency said its Mars probe had entered the vicinity of Mars and was about to enter the planet's orbit.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 24 announced that the country's mangeboan spacecraft has successfully entered orbit of Mars.
The National Satellite Center said that by 2020 the LOTUSat-2 radar sensor satellite will be assembled and used by Vietnam on a commercial scale.
India on August 23 said the country's spacecraft Mars Orbiter Mission is currently only 9 million kilometers from Mars and is expected to reach Red Planet in 33 days.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) on July 16 said it is planning to bring a space probe to Mars by 2021.
Russia will test the first new space missile since 1991 and launch from domestic territory, to limit dependence on aerospace in Kazakhstan and other regions.
Japan is scheduled to launch a satellite observing the Earth on May 24, to use it to investigate the damage caused by natural disasters and changes affecting tropical ra…
The earth's thirst for resources will soon be released when efforts to exploit resources on the moon begin to be privatized.
On April 17, in Beijing, China announced for the first time the
China is accelerating the pace of building a giant satellite network that can help the country monitor the world.