Australian carpet invites aliens
Australian experts designed special carpets to invite aliens to visit Earth, Space reported on September 26.
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Australian experts designed special carpets to invite aliens to visit Earth, Space reported on September 26.
Billionaire Elon Musk, also the owner SpaceX has just revealed the full portrait of the suit will wear on the astronauts to carry out the space mission.
Why Thien Lang will soon lose the title of the brightest star in the night sky when Russia launches the satellite
A small ecosystem in a 3-kilogram container made by scientists at Chongqing University will be put on the Moon by Thien Cung 4 in 2018.
The XS-1 unmanned spacecraft is about the same size as a civilian aircraft, capable of taking off vertically like a missile's working mechanism and flying at supersonic…
The objective objective is to make use of lava tubes, wells and craters beneath the Martian soil to build houses.
The 18-year-old student, Rifath Shaarook, has designed the world's lightest satellite. The device weighs only 64 grams, even lighter than a smartphone.
SpaceX conducts the world's most powerful rocket test Falcon Heavy, designed to bring people to Mars in the future.
The plan to test the dedicated space shuttle Orion, designed to carry out the task of sending people to Mars, was postponed until 2019.
Boeing's new generation of space stations designed to allow people to explore further in the universe could become a reality in the next three years.
On September 27, Elon Musk presented his bold plan to bring a million people to Mars for $ 200,000 for a ticket (equivalent to 4.4 billion) and save humanity from death.…
The upcoming Chinese aircraft can carry 20 passengers to the edge of the universe, the largest of all commercial aircraft with the same function so far.
Russia is training astronauts with a device to simulate gravity on the Moon in preparation for conquering this object in 2030.
A Canadian engineer proposed the idea of building a space-traveling train that could take people to the Moon for more than two minutes at a speed of 3,000km / s.