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Learn about the exciting outer space through the words of a NASA astronaut.
With only a computer connected to the network, you can experience the perspective of an astronaut when looking at Earth from a height of 430km.
An invisible shield at 11,500km altitude is protecting the Earth from dangerous electronic particles, especially when intense solar storms occur.
On December 3, Japan Air Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully launched the Hayabusa 2 meteorite exploration spacecraft.
A meteorite from Mars contains signs of water and organic compounds, which may be evidence that extraterrestrial life existed 700,000 years ago.
A stone tablet is as big as a mountain flying close to the globe every 3 years and it can collide with the green planet within 150 years.
Data from the Rosetta spacecraft and the Philae robot show that comets do not bring water to the earth in the past as the scientific community previously determined.
The researchers were stunned to discover that DNA could survive in the harsh conditions of space and almost
An old reconnaissance satellite will ignite when approaching the Earth's atmosphere tomorrow, expecting debris to fall into the Pacific Ocean.
It is possible that about 70 thousand new planets were discovered during the exploration of European spacecraft that took off from the earth since 2013.
Three astronauts returned on Earth on November 10 safely from the International Space Station (ISS) after a mission lasting 165 days.
The exploration robot Philae has reestablished contact with Rosetta and sent data to the earth after two days landing on a comet surface.
After two days of landing on the surface of a comet, the robot Philae fell into a state
NASA's latest image data shows us: in the last 20 years, the Earth has faced hundreds of visits of small meteorites coming from the universe.
On November 12, the first probe in the history of aerospace industry successfully landed on a comet.