Women are present in the Roman fort
Women used to live and work in Roman military fortresses. The discovery overthrew the notion that the fortress was occupied only by men, said archaeologist Penelope Alli…
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Women used to live and work in Roman military fortresses. The discovery overthrew the notion that the fortress was occupied only by men, said archaeologist Penelope Alli…
US President Donald Trump ordered the creation of a 6th army branch to dominate aerospace, according to the British Daily Star newspaper.
Later this year, the US Air Force plans to have an electronically controlled phase array radar system located at Kwajalein atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
It was in 1966 and at a secret military base in southeast China, a small dog called Little Leopard was about to be put up in space.
According to the South China Morning Post, a Chinese aerospace website, the country has a plan to launch North Dau-3, its most advanced satellite at the end of this mont…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) began putting people in space in 1961. However, it was not until 1978 that NASA began to receive and train female astronauts.
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…
China will develop missiles that can be launched from aircraft into space as Beijing wishes to launch hundreds of satellites into orbit for military, commercial and scie…
On January 7, Chile announced the video of an unidentified flying object (UFO) that entered the naval radar while carrying out its patrol duty.
The US X-37B space plane landed 500 days on Earth's orbit but no one knew its secret mission.
NASA director expressed his belief in the existence of aliens.
One of the two Russian defense satellites launched on December 5 is not separate from the rocket and is considered missing.
The Pentagon and SpaceX agreed to launch the satellite in 2018.
The explosion of a US military satellite may cause problems for spacecraft orbiting the Earth.
An old reconnaissance satellite will ignite when approaching the Earth's atmosphere tomorrow, expecting debris to fall into the Pacific Ocean.