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Confronting each other in the use of nuclear warheads, but now both the US and Russia have decided to start cooperation to develop nuclear weapons against the threat of…
The meteorite that exploded in the sky of Russia in February was determined to be about 4.56 billion years old, equivalent to the age of the Solar System.
The divers lifted the rock considered the heaviest in the meteorite explosion in the Russian sky earlier this year.
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…
A recent scientific study suggested that life may have originated on Mars, then followed the meteorite strata leaving Mars that came to Earth.
Currently, the Earth is still peaceful, but there are still hundreds of potentially dangerous meteorites (NEOs) for our planet.
Five American science organizations together shared rare meteorites that exploded in a fireball event in California's sky last year.
Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) is an infrared probe spacecraft launched by NASA on December 14, 2009.
The meteorite block that injured more than 1,500 people in the country on February 15 may have almost touched the Sun before falling to Earth and exploding.
The Aleut company, based in the city of Ekaterinburg, has won the bid for the right to salvage the giant meteorite that fell into Lake Chebarkul in Chelyabin province, t…
Scottish researchers say they have identified 12 accessible targets in the field of asteroid mining, which can be impacted to pull them close enough to Earth and exploit.
The meteorite falling on the city of Chelyabinsk, Russia in February has been auctioned by a Scottish collector in the UK.
The 11,000-ton meteorite exploding in the Russian sky in February left behind a layer of dust weighing hundreds of tons in the earth's atmosphere. This dust has moved ar…
A resident in Russia found a meteorite weighing 3.4kg. This is the largest piece found from meteorite falling in the Urals region of Russia in February 2013.
Jeff Barton, the scientist, gave viewers a new perspective on meteorites - stones coming from space.