NASA exploration robots capture the surface of Mars like Earth
The latest panoramic image sent by NASA's Curiosity robot shows that the Martian surface is very similar to the southwestern United States.
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The latest panoramic image sent by NASA's Curiosity robot shows that the Martian surface is very similar to the southwestern United States.
The newly discovered planet is temporarily called Proxima b, located in the habitable area of Proxima Centauri and is thought to have a suitable surface temperature so…
Astronomers discovered a planet
Scientists believe that only planets of the same size as the Earth, within the Goldilocks region and satisfying a host of other factors, meet the conditions for life dev…
In 2014, NASA lost contact with a spacecraft. It seemed like it was forever gone, suddenly on Sunday night (August 21), NASA caught its signal.
An international research group draws a list of the 20 most Earth-like planets from 4,000 extrasolar planets discovered by the Kepler telescope.
While the search for distant exoplanets is heating up every day, NASA's new satellite will choose its own path: finding extrasolar planets near us.
An image that looks like a newly discovered liquid on Mars makes many people stunned.
According to the press agency of the Russian Space Agency Roskosmos, the international space station is like a star moving fast and people can see with the naked eye fro…
The snow-like image appears in space, on the rim of a young star, surprising many people.
Astronomers predict it will take only 10 years to confirm three Earth-sized planets 40 years from light.
A UFO hunter spotted a human figure very much like a woman standing behind a rock on Mars, through a photograph taken from NASA's probe.
With transparent skin, you can clearly see organs, or even beat the hearts of these frogs.
Recently, astronomers have discovered a youngest extraterrestrial planet orbiting a star 500 light-years from our Earth, called K2-33b.