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NASA continues to hunt for dangerous meteors
On October 2, the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said it would continue the program to hunt for meteors that could crash into the earth despite the US government being clo…
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Japan's spy satellite is fully operational
The Japan Cabinet Satellite Intelligence Center on April 26 said the No. 4 radar satellite launched in January was fully operational, helping Japan achieve the necessary…
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Russian imminent imminent perfume perfume
The Chelyabinsk government, Russia, which was attacked by a meteorite in the middle of last month, is expected to launch a new perfume with the scent of meteorites, whic…
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Vietnam is about to launch a US $ 72 million satellite to space
According to Dr. Bui Trong Tuyen, Deputy Director of the Institute of Space Technology, the Government Office has just approved the plan to launch the miniature satellit…
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The United States did not detect meteorite falling in Russia
A US senator commented that the US government invested a lot of money in the program to track objects near the earth, but their devices still could not detect meteorites…
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America proposed to build a military base in the universe
The White House has just refused a request from more than 34,000 people to build a moon-sized base in space, potentially destroying other planets.
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India will conquer Mars
The Space Research Organization of India on July 16 said the government will soon approve the mission to conquer Mars with the space driver's craft. India's most awaited…
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Kazakhstan prevents Russia from launching satellites
The Kazakh government prevented three launches of Russian artificial satellites at Baikonur Cosmodrome because the two countries had yet to find a common voice about the…
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Canada promotes the development of the aerospace industry
On February 27, the Government of Canada made an assessment of the space to promote cooperation between the government and the space industry as well as promoting econom…
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21 million pounds for space radar project
The British government is launching a radar satellite project flying around the Earth with initial support for design companies up to £ 21 million.
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America does not hide information about alien creatures
US leaders have never been exposed to extraterrestrial beings and have not kept any credible evidence of the existence of another civilization in the universe, an offici…
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American artificial satellites fall on the following weekend
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has reported that one of its faulty artificial satellites has left orbit and may fall anywhere on Earth on September 24.
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Russia announces confidential documents about the first astronaut
The Russian government has announced 700 pages of confidential documents about the life of Yuri Gagarin, the first person to fly into space, and his historic flight 50 y…
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The century-old dying of nuclear power plants
The process of dismantling an old nuclear power plant in Germany took place over 16 years and
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India will launch a manned spacecraft in 2016
The Indian Space Research Agency (ISRO) plans to launch the country's first spacecraft in 2016 if the government approves the project budget.