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Full Moon sign (Full Moon) once in each month is a time when we can clearly see things around.
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Full Moon sign (Full Moon) once in each month is a time when we can clearly see things around.
From midnight on September 17, in Vietnam, the phenomenon of half-dark eclipse will be observed. Moon half-moon only makes the moon a little dimmer, very difficult to se…
Russia is training astronauts with a device to simulate gravity on the Moon in preparation for conquering this object in 2030.
There is water, that is, there is life. Europa - one of Jupiter's four moons - is becoming the latest candidate to nurture life in the solar system.
Millions of Americans will have the rare opportunity to experience a total solar eclipse in the summer of next year.
Astronomers in Central Africa, Madagascar and the South Indian Ocean will have the opportunity to see this amazing astronomical phenomenon.
A Canadian engineer proposed the idea of building a space-traveling train that could take people to the Moon for more than two minutes at a speed of 3,000km / s.
Ngoc Rabbit, China's self-propelled robot, stopped working after 31 months of collecting data on the surface of the Moon.
If they succeed, this will be the fourth group to put on the Moon since humans began exploring the universe.
The fact has proved that there are many things that people are mistaken about the universe. Here are the 6 most popular anecdotes about the universe far from reality tha…
A bag used by astronauts during the Apollo 11 mission, the first manned flight to the Moon, is at the center of a legal dispute.
Titan, a Saturn moon satellite, has ravines hundreds of meters deep with rivers with flowing water signaling the possibility of life.
The question is whether there is water on the moon? And if so, where will water come from?
Settling on Mars is the goal set by scientists around the world and want to conquer in the next 20 years.
Night 12 dawn on August 13, Vietnamese astronomers will have the opportunity to admire the Perseid meteor shower, one of the two biggest meteor showers of the year.