Successfully launched the solar probe
Solar Orbiter spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral air base in Florida at 11h03 on 10/2 Hanoi time and began the journey to reach the Sun.
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Solar Orbiter spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral air base in Florida at 11h03 on 10/2 Hanoi time and began the journey to reach the Sun.
The scientists project an electric field force then use a scanning electron microscope to affect the mechanical properties of diamond nanofibers.
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The US space and space agency (NASA) has released a series of rare images of the center of the Milky Way.
In order to send people to Mars, the team of scientists needs to consider landing a spacecraft weighing about 10 tons.
The Pingtang Bridge project across the Caodu River valley on December 30 was officially put into operation in Guizhou Province, western China.
Dreamer has the ability to rely on what they have learned to predict the outcome of problems that they have never encountered before, thus providing an accurate solution.
Astronauts on Russia's Orel spacecraft will not be allowed to fly to explore the Moon if the weight exceeds 70kg.
Arktika icebreaker is more than 173m long and 33,500 tons of displacement, can break 3m thick ice.
Long before the World Wide Web was released, Soviet scientists thought of an entire nation-wide network to boost the economy.
The clever design makes this dustbin stand firm, but when needed it can be lifted extremely easily.