Chinese students live 200 days in 'Moon home'
Four Chinese students have just completed a 200-day life test in a simulated Moon environment, Newsweek reported on Jan. 29.
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Four Chinese students have just completed a 200-day life test in a simulated Moon environment, Newsweek reported on Jan. 29.
Imitating a warning on the adventure program, we do not encourage you to try this at home.
NASA and its international partners are taking steps to build a new human home in space. The new space station in the future will replace ISS when the station stops oper…
According to The Sun, Jupiter's moon Europa is home to a cold, harsh climate, but life can also exist.
A mysterious structure shaped like a small house with new doors was discovered on Mars.
In the plan to bring people to Mars in the 2030s called Journey To Mars, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) outlines support technologies that have the potential to grow in…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced on October 1 the design of the Band - like an ice castle, winning a design competition for human models on Mars.
One day, astronauts set foot on Mars, how will they live in an architectural headquarters?
Scientists used a computer cloud, with the combined power of 200,000 personal computers, and found the new Milky Way's 24 metaphors.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) plans to take a balloon-shaped space on the International Space Station (ISS) to replace the existing box-shaped metal module.
American astronomers predict the Milky Way is home to at least 100 billion stars and 100 billion planets.
Now you can watch the International Space Station (ISS) without using a telescope when it moves through your home, thanks to the new SMS service of the US Aeronautics an…
Bas Lansdorp, the founder of Mars One, told FoxNews that his company is serious about the project of bringing people to Mars permanently. To find out who is 'lucky' for…
Last weekend, the New Horizons spacecraft entered the
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.