Satellite Rosat rushes into the earth's atmosphere
The big truck-sized satellite has plunged into the atmosphere and its debris might hit the earth today, the German space agency announced.
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The big truck-sized satellite has plunged into the atmosphere and its debris might hit the earth today, the German space agency announced.
After many predictions about whether the German satellite could fall in Southeast Asia or deep in the Chinese plateau, scientists finally located the grounding position…
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) is planning to launch an earth observation satellite to assess climate change and weather events.
Germany's ROSAT satellite is expected to plunge to Earth this weekend (October 22-23, 2011). However, the exact location and exact time cannot be determined. Besides,
A bold idea of the European Space Agency (ESA) will become a reality in 2017, when the agency appoints
After a period of technical delay, on August 17, Nigeria successfully launched two observation satellites, NigieriaSat2 and NigieriaSat-X, from a launch site in Russia.
One day before the 50th anniversary of the first flight into space, April 12, representative of the Space Technology Institute said that in 2014, Vietnam will launch the…
The findings were obtained through data from the Carbon 2 Observation Satellite (OCO-2) launched by NASA in 2014.
NASA's earth observation satellite captured snow images of desert areas in North Africa, the first phenomenon that occurred after 37 years.
Tropical storm Goni moved through the region near the northern Philippines on the afternoon of August 21, causing heavy rain for the area while Typhoon Atsani was approa…
Dr. Seymour Laxon and his colleagues at the University of London's Polar Observatory and Model Center conducted a study on the melting speed of ice in the Arctic through…
These photos were taken by satellites of the Earth observation satellite, Landsat, and were announced on the occasion of the 40-year-old Landsat.
Invite you to admire the most beautiful cosmic images last week posted in National Geographic magazine.
Images from observed satellites show that a transparent belt group has approached and interacted with the Sun, before leaving shortly thereafter.
In the morning, Vietnam's first earth observation satellite VNREDSat-1 will enter the space from the French launch pad, opening new directions in the field of conquering…