The new discovery shook the hypothesis of life on Titan
The ocean on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, may have salt concentrations equivalent to the Dead Sea on Earth.
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The ocean on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, may have salt concentrations equivalent to the Dead Sea on Earth.
As the world's largest energy consumer, China is acutely aware of its mission to tackle energy supplies in the coming decades, and the source of energy in the Moon is Be…
The Cassini cruise ship has flown across Titan, gathering information from the secret lakes on the moon and shooting radio signals over 1.4 billion kilometers to Earth.
NASA said it is currently considering the possibility of sending a four-man unmanned helicopter (quadcopter) to explore Saturn's Titan moon.
Scientists are looking for the cause of the mysterious appearance of
The autonomous device with Chinese name Ngoc Ngoc still lives, but has weakened considerably due to technical and environmental causes.
A group of scientists have published some new evidence that the Moon was formed after a very strong collision between a Theia-sized celestial body.
In a report submitted to the US Congress, the National Research Council (NRC) warned that the US Air and Space Administration's (NASA) program to bring people to Mars wo…
According to researchers' calculations, it must be 35 years before we see the full moon phenomenon on Friday 13th.
Sky News website (UK) reported that Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical company announced that its new drinking water product will spin the Moon ad in 2015.
For the first time, scientists have demonstrated the ability to transmit wireless Internet signals with a distance of 238,900 miles, the distance from the earth to the m…
Russia has just developed a plan to bring people to life on the Moon and will send the first people here to build a long-term base in 2030.
A cosmetic company in Sweden has proposed a strange idea to reduce the need to use street lights at night: polish the surface of Ms. Hang.
The far side of the Moon was chosen as the resting place of LADEE in order to prevent the collision from damaging historic landing sites from previous missions.