The piece of the Russian spacecraft will fall into the Indian Ocean
On January 11, the Russian Federal Aeronautics Agency Roscosmos announced the debris of the Phobos-Grunt Automatic Interplanetary Station to probe Mars could fall to the…
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On January 11, the Russian Federal Aeronautics Agency Roscosmos announced the debris of the Phobos-Grunt Automatic Interplanetary Station to probe Mars could fall to the…
Up to 10 billion stars in the Milky Way have satellites orbiting in an orbit suitable for life.
One of the farthest galaxies that scientists are studying is speed
NASA's Goddard Space Center is designing small
6 ISS travelers cannot go home for Tet, but they still do their best to have a happy Christmas at a height of hundreds of miles from Earth.
The Russian probe Phobos-Grunt, trapped in Earth orbit, will fall to southwestern Afghanistan on January 14, 2012, according to the US Strategic Command's forecast.
For the first time in the history of conquering human space, Chinese Truong Chinh missiles surpassed the American high-performance missile team in terms of successful la…
Astronomers are hoping for a cloudy sky over the next three days, because a powerful solar storm will shoot particles towards Earth and create a spectacular aurora.
The images taken from Nasa's telescopes found a fierce eye on the universe looking down at the earth.
Efforts to build a rocket for human flight to the moon will be made by Chinese scientists in the next five years.
The last eclipse of 2011 took place yesterday, with the unusually large and red moon - pleasing millions of observers.
Space agency Roscosmos said Russia on December 11 launched two contact satellites with Proton-M rocket from the Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan.
Today, astronomers have shown us that the earth is just one of the vast number of planets that can have life. Biologists have revealed to us how life on earth originated.
Scientists hope to see super black holes in our galaxy soon