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NASA's Juno probe captures the moment when the Moon Io obscures the Sun, creating a shadow on the surface of a giant gas planet.
Every year, on the full moon in August, the children are so excited, excitedly preparing for the big day to go to the deck and watch the moon with their friends.
This Spaceline elevator can be fabricated from existing materials. Instead of launching rockets out of orbit, astronauts will only need Spaceline to reach the end of the…
Astronomers using NASA's Infrared Telescope (IRTF) discovered propadiene - a colorless, flammable gas known as a specialized welding fuel in the stratosphere of the Moon…
India's Vikram Moon lander was spotted on the lunar surface after losing contact just before landing.
The manufacture of cement in the universe can help people to build buildings that can withstand extreme conditions of temperature, radiation ...
A rare moon will soon appear in the sky to coincide with the unlucky day of the 13th day.
MSc Dzo Doan Thi Tuong Vi will give specific instructions for each object to eat moon cake properly as well as choose the right type of cake.
Self-propelled robot Rabbit Rabbit 2 (Yutu 2) has found a strange mineral inside the crater on the Moon.
The Vikram station detached from the Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft at 2:45 pm on September 2 (Hanoi time), ready to land near the southern tip of the Moon.
Astronomers found evidence of the existence of an unknown moon full of active volcanoes.
The head of NASA has made a shocking statement that a familiar and mysterious object at the edge of the Solar System is a true planet.
A bold idea. Who would have thought there was a way to live on the Moon!
Accordingly, a small nuclear bomb will be launched from the secret location, passing 238,000 km before colliding and exploding on the moon's surface.
Gamma rays emanate from cosmic explosions that collide with the Moon, causing Earth's natural satellites to become gamma-contaminated and produce radiation.