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Enterprise, the world's first passenger spacecraft, made its first test flight in the United States yesterday.
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Enterprise, the world's first passenger spacecraft, made its first test flight in the United States yesterday.
A planet larger than a double-decker bus will fly through the earth today but fortunately not hit.
In the middle of the next month a meteorite will fly 6.4 million km away from the globe, a distance close enough for it to be grouped
Xinhua quoted Chinese scientists as saying that the Hang Nga 2 spacecraft will be launched later this year. Hang Nga 2 has a higher cruising speed than Hang Nga 1 so it…
The dream of exploring the universe of two Danish youths was so great that they decided to build their own missiles and spacecraft to fly out to Earth.
According to world-leading physicist Stephen Hawking, one day humans can build spacecraft with a speed near the speed of light ...
The final model of a ready-to-fly F-1 satellite will be completed this year and is expected to launch a 2-kilogram satellite in 2011.
A meteorite will fly close to the earth tomorrow but not collide with our planet.
Currently the Hang Nga 2 moon probe has completed important technical items and is expected to be launched soon in October.
Fraklin Chang-Diaz scientist said flying from Earth to Mars may take only 39 days, which is nearly 1/6 of the current estimated time.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announces an object will approach the Earth today, but does not collide with our planet.
Russian scientists are preparing plans to bring monkeys to the spacecraft to fly to the red planet.
Scientists were stunned to learn that a meteorite flew nearly 14,000 kilometers from Earth last Friday but they only discovered it before 15 hours.
Canadian billionaire Guy Laliberte and two astronauts left the Baikonur space center by Russian ship today to enter space.
60 years ago, Jupiter used to force a comet to fly around it with tremendous attraction. This reluctant satellite only obeys the giant for 12 years and escapes.