Electric waves from Jupiter's moon threaten the spacecraft
Mysterious electromagnetic waves on Jupiter's largest moon - Ganymede - have been recorded by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.
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Mysterious electromagnetic waves on Jupiter's largest moon - Ganymede - have been recorded by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.
A few years ago, Russia launched into Earth's orbit of mysterious satellites that, according to many military experts, could be the country's new generation of space wea…
An invisible shield at 11,500km altitude is protecting the Earth from dangerous electronic particles, especially when intense solar storms occur.
Western space security experts say Russia is testing a satellite capable of detecting and disabling, even destroying other satellites.
What is worse than an asteroid hitting the earth? The answer is 'twin killer', indicating the simultaneous attack of the double asteroid system.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announced the Great Challenge initiative, calling on state agencies, organizations, academies and even ordinary people to hunt for poten…
According to Russian scientists, the results recalculate the asteroid's path
We can all breathe a sigh of relief: comet killer Elenin has swept close to the Earth but does not cause earthquakes or tsunamis as some predictions.
Experts are determining the fall of the Apophis -99942 meteorite when it travels at a speed of 45,000 km / hr and is approaching Earth. A large area stretching from Cent…
US officials have drawn an emergency plan to prevent apocalyptic risk caused by asteroids.
Researchers in Silicon Valley are deploying a large-scale mosquito killer program in Fresno County in California - USA by dropping around 80,000
According to a source from the Korean Ministry of Environment, the quarantine agency installed 150 traps in the affected area and will add 500 traps within a 5km radius…
Mature bumblebees are about 5.5cm in size. Many insects are mistaken for bumblebees, in the world only about 20 species of bumblebees are classified according to aggress…
A study in Science supported the idea that the pet trade helped spread the killer lines of chytrid mushrooms around the world.