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Astronauts in space face many problems such as broken bones, blood clots or radiation.
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Astronauts in space face many problems such as broken bones, blood clots or radiation.
The larger the length of the journey, the more difficult it becomes to control. After all, what did the astronauts suffer?
This technology will help overcome the problem of delayed signals during long-distance transmission and ensure the robot is more stable, such as in the universe.
Despite knowing the planets orbiting stars in galaxies, the problem they form is still a subject of debate.
The amount of oxygen in the galaxy is the key to understanding problems since the galaxy was formed throughout its history.
The space space called BEAM is part of an experiment to build short-term living space for space astronauts conducting missions on the Moon or Mars.
Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD) is a re-used spacecraft developed by India and planned to launch in February this year.
The harsh environment, poor living conditions, or health hazards ... are the problems faced when living on Mars.
Eating a nutritious diet is not easy for us and it is much more difficult for astronauts on the universe.
The explosion of a US military satellite may cause problems for spacecraft orbiting the Earth.
Thai researchers have recently issued a warning that the habit of taking selfies by young people can negatively impact the psychological, life and work issues in the fut…
John Grotzinger, a California Institute of Technology scientist, said the incident happened when Curiosity sent radio data to Earth on March 17, US time, Space reported.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced on January 29 that it will bring the ISS-Rapid Scat to the International Space Station in 2014 to measure th…
People emit garbage wherever they go, including in space - a big problem for astronauts on long journeys to other planets.
South Korea on November 29 suspended its mission to launch its satellite just 17 minutes before the missile left the launch pad as planned, due to technical problems.