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Hundreds of Americans witnessed a shooting star across the sky, forming a green fireball blazing with brilliance, releasing energy equivalent to 10 tons of TNT explosive…
The Chinese manned aerospace agency (CMSA) said on February 13 that the country is planning to launch its first cargo spacecraft with Y2-7 Y2 boosters in April.
NASA will create a fire with the Cygnus spacecraft to learn how the fire works in space.
The people of Queensland, Australia were extremely frightened when a giant meteorite stabbed into the sea causing a slight shaking.
Astronomers in Central Africa, Madagascar and the South Indian Ocean will have the opportunity to see this amazing astronomical phenomenon.
Elon Musk, SpaceX's chairman, said that the number that happened with the Falcon 9 rocket at the Air Base Station in Canaveral, Florida, USA was a quick fire, not an exp…
Curiosity Rover self-propelled vehicle has just been upgraded by the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) to allow it to choose its target to fire laser beams into min…
On June 15, the US Agency for Aeronautics and Space (NASA) announced that it has successfully created the largest artificial fire ever in the universe to observe and stu…
Researchers believe that the diameter of 2007 OR10 is 1,535km. At this size, 2007 OR10 will be the third largest dwarf planet in the solar system.
Solar Super Typhoon continuously bombarded high-energy particles to Earth, warming the surface of the Earth and promoting a chemical reaction that benefits life.
A huge black streak of heart-shaped flashes of fire lit the Sun, causing intermittent radio communication on Earth to be temporarily interrupted.
Astronomers on Earth are about to see the Eta Aquarids meteor shower lasting for a month, which takes place from April 20 to May 21.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced a project called FireSat that will give the earliest warnings when a wildfire is occurring, in the face…
When a meteorite is found to be able to hit the earth, humans can fire a nuclear missile to change meteorite trajectories or destroy it with robots.
The sky in New England, America, one morning in May 1780 suddenly darkened. People in the area panicked about the final Judgment Day.