NASA opens the contest
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) organized a competition for scientists to help them
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The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) organized a competition for scientists to help them
Scientists have developed a tight-fitting t-shirt for astronauts to avoid osteopathy when in the air.
The US Space Agency (NASA) has called on private partners to join forces to develop missions back to the Moon at low cost.
South Korea has just planned to launch the rocket produced by the country to bring satellites into orbit by 2020, Xinhua reports information from the Korean government a…
NASA is planning to stop cooperating with the Russian Space Agency (Roskosmos) in bringing astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) starting in 2017.
The micro-satellite PicoDragon developed by young Vietnamese scientists gave the first signal to the ground at 23 pm on November 19.
SpaceX has done a lot of test flights with their Grasshopper missiles and last week with a new record set.
Confronting each other in the use of nuclear warheads, but now both the US and Russia have decided to start cooperation to develop nuclear weapons against the threat of…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on September 30 a plan to bring a 3D printer (3D) into space next year to help astronauts on the International Space Station (IS…
At present, every spacecraft launch requires a lot of preparation and is very expensive.
The US space agency (NASA) is developing a glass-like satellite, which can provide one-third of the world's energy needs by 2025.
Bac Dau is compatible with the US GPS navigation system, European Galileo system and Glonass of Russia. Bac Dau provides free civil navigation services with a range of 1…
The European aviation agency is developing a spacecraft that can return to a safe atmosphere, a key technology for missions to conquer space in the future.
Toyota Motor Company and Dentsu Group announced on June 26 that it has completed the development of astronaut robot
It can 'produce' replacement equipment and parts on space ships in a vacuum. In addition, 3D printers can re-supply materials that are about to be used up in the journey.