NASA astronaut detects strange microorganisms in space
People still think that in the harsh conditions of space, microorganisms will not survive, but they are wrong.
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People still think that in the harsh conditions of space, microorganisms will not survive, but they are wrong.
On the afternoon of April 20, the Soyuz MS-04 Russian spacecraft carried two astronauts who were orbiting close to Earth and heading to the International Space Station (…
On April 10, Russia's Moscow Suburban Flight Control Center reported that three astronauts returned to Earth safely with the Soyuz MS-02 spacecraft after 173 days and ni…
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…
Not only are they subjected to height changes, astronauts also have to deal with other major changes in the body in a zero gravity environment.
Recently, an English student contacted NASA to point out a mistake in the data recorded on ISS (International Space Station).
On March 19, SpaceX's Dragon's unmanned spacecraft returned to Earth safely after nearly a month of being on orbit, ending its mission of supplying cargo to astronauts w…
NASA plans to bring a device to the ISS station to create a 100 million times more cold space than space.
SpaceX successfully launched the Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Airport. NASA describes this as the beginning of a new phase for US operations in space.
The 2nd space walk in 2017 takes place on January 13, 2017. This is part of the International Space Station's (ISS) energy system upgrade plan.
The astronauts received the New Year's Eve many times in a row and had a no-alcohol party.
For the first time in aerospace history, an African-American astronaut will work at the International Space Station (ISS).
A Russian unmanned aerial cargo ship exploded in Siberia airspace on December 1 just minutes after being launched from a launch site in Kazakhstan.
The only American astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) voted early and said it would be happy to welcome the new president no matter who the election was.
For the first time in the history of the International Space Station, there is a separate YouTube channel that transmits images to Earth 24/7.