NASA successfully tested the world's most powerful rocket
According to ScienceAlert, NASA has successfully tested the world's most powerful rocket engine.
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According to ScienceAlert, NASA has successfully tested the world's most powerful rocket engine.
SpaceX is preparing to test a more powerful new Raptor engine, promising to be used in space shuttle to bring people to Mars in 2018.
Not an expert, a group of American university students fired a powerful cannon against NASA.
The Roscosmos Russian Space Agency is developing a methane rocket engine to compete in the global race.
The Pentagon and SpaceX agreed to launch the satellite in 2018.
Around the dawn of Vietnam time, SpaceX launched a test launch of the Dragon 2 spacecraft, a premise for the company to bring astronauts into space in 2017.
In order to lower costs, the Pentagon launcher vendor proposed a method to use missile capture technology to land on Earth with an aerial hook so that they could be reus…
The American rocket was launched yesterday to bring a military spy satellite into orbit.
According to Russian and American space agencies, the Soyuz spacecraft did not successfully assemble with the International Space Station (ISS) on the morning of March 2…
On Friday night, the Soyuz spacecraft with the new crew successfully connected to the International Space Station (ISS).
SpaceX has done a lot of test flights with their Grasshopper missiles and last week with a new record set.
Making engines capable of continuous operation for several years is one of the goals of Evolutionary Xenon Thruster (EXT) - a project that NASA is working on.
The Apollo submarine's submerged rocket engine has been salvaged by the expedition team of the founder of retailer Amazone.com, Jeff Bezos.
The three engines of the Dragon Airship did not start after the rocket pushed it out of the earth to reach the International Space Station yesterday.
The robotic arm of the robot grabbed Dragon at 10:30 am on March 3 at GMT (17h31 on the same day in Hanoi) when both objects flew above northern Ukraine at an altitude o…