Green light streaks appear between thunderstorms in Australia
Leigh Stevens recorded an unusual phenomenon that occurred between thunderstorms in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, on December 3, West Australian reported.
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Leigh Stevens recorded an unusual phenomenon that occurred between thunderstorms in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, on December 3, West Australian reported.
The satellite is launched into orbit using the 4C Chinh Tung rocket from the Thai Nguyen Satellite Launch Center in Son Tay province, at 2:28 am Wednesday in Beijing tim…
It takes 8 minutes for sunlight from the Sun to reach Earth, but scientists only need less time to solve this star's paradoxical paradox.
In August 1964, the first Nimbus satellite was launched into space, paving the way for a series of satellites to observe Earth later.
Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said on October 7, Japan successfully launched the Himawari-8 weather observing satellite from Tanegashima space center in Kagoshima Pr…
A new type of satellite is designed to gather real-time information to measure rainfall, snowfall and storm forecasting on a global scale (GPM).
GPM will use the same exploration method as its predecessor, built on previous technology.
China successfully launched the meteorological satellite
According to Radio Voice of Russia, Russia's Blitz satellite, which works in conjunction with the international laser remote sensing system, collided with the debris of…
A normal person is easily fooled when he buys a meteorite for a very high price, because they are difficult to distinguish between asteroid and ordinary stone.
The Curiosity probe of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is enjoying the warm, beautiful weather on Mars, though not yet on the red planet. This is completely contrary to t…
The Russian Federal Space Agency Roscosmos said the Metop-B satellite, weighing more than 4 tons, was launched by Soyuz boosters from Russia's Baikonur space airport in…
The flower center on March 3 reported that China will launch 12 meteorological satellites before 2020 to further enhance the country's ability to monitor the weather.
China will develop the Fengyun 3rd generation weather forecast satellite to monitor meteorological changes accurately and continuously.