Does the Moon have its own moon? And you will be surprised with its name!
Stars - like the Sun - have planets around. The planets have orbiting satellites - like the Earth's Moon.
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Stars - like the Sun - have planets around. The planets have orbiting satellites - like the Earth's Moon.
On July 20, 49 years ago, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first to set foot on the Moon.
The study has just published in the Astrobiology scientific journal of the US scientists group of many units, using data that Cassini research spacecraft.
A strange structure found on the surface of Jupiter's moon, Ganymede, caused a stir among the scientific world.
On the morning of May 21, China launched the O Thuoc Bridge communication satellite to orbit, to connect the communication between the ground control station and Hang Ng…
NASA's press conference will reveal findings that are important for finding Jupiter's moon life.
Today when science advances, we know that the total eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon and its level of occurrence is quite frequent.
In 2017 there is only one super moon, but by 2018 there will be 2 super moons. In fact, the next two full moons appear in January 2018 - will be super moon.
Mid-Autumn Moon is the nearest moon on Autumn day. Turning around the Earth at a low angle of the horizon during this time of year, the moon rises after sunset for sever…
This story that sounds like science fiction is the goal of the project
Robert Chancia at Idaho University, USA, and colleagues predict that Uranus's two moons, Cressida and Desdemona, will collide in the future.
According to scientists, Jupiter's moon Io is the place with the most intense volcanic activity, but the surface of this celestial body is so cold that it can kill all l…
Recently, experts from Brown University (Rhode Island, USA) have found evidence that the Moon may contain a huge amount of water inside volcanic glass layers.
Private company PTScientists built two probes and plans to launch into the Moon on Elon Musk's SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket next year.