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Finally, the conundrum helps astronauts
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.
People still think that in the harsh conditions of space, microorganisms will not survive, but they are wrong.
A device that is changing our understanding of the universe needs to be repaired.
The successful construction of the spacecraft flying into space by Pham Gia Vinh will open a great opportunity to study the atmosphere, environment, resources and defens…
Radio waves, the most mysterious signal in the universe, can be emitted from devices the size of a planet used to propel spacecraft.
NASA plans to bring a device to the ISS station to create a 100 million times more cold space than space.
You have lived on this planet for a long time, but you probably only know the Sun is the brightest and biggest star, providing sunshine and many nutrients - essential ch…
Although plankton are very small in size, they play a huge role in ecosystems - they can even tell us about climate change.
Princeton University's team of scientists and engineers has developed ground-based equipment and is considered a great step forward in the study of galactic exoplanets b…
In May Africa will launch its first private satellite into space to track the changing weather and climate of the entire continent.
GRAPES-3, the world's largest and most sensitive cosmic ray tracking device, detected a stream of high-energy beams reaching the Earth through a gap in the magnetic crus…
One of the ultimate goals of the Mars exploration is to bring samples from the Martian surface to Earth, which is one of the evidences of the existence of life on the Re…
Scientists are preparing to farewell the spacecraft to probe the Rosetta comet when the device hits the comet, ending the 12-year mission in the universe.
Russia is training astronauts with a device to simulate gravity on the Moon in preparation for conquering this object in 2030.