The image of the day Apollo - Soyuz met on orbit
On July 15, 1975, at two different positions in the US and the Soviet Union, two Apollo 18 and Soyuz spacecraft were launched into space to prepare for the
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On July 15, 1975, at two different positions in the US and the Soviet Union, two Apollo 18 and Soyuz spacecraft were launched into space to prepare for the
US President Barack Obama yesterday launched a series of ambitious goals for the US space industry, including a project to bring people to meteorites and Mars.
The Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn has captured a very interesting scene of the small satellite Mimas.
The Indian Space Research Agency (ISRO) plans to launch the country's first spacecraft in 2016 if the government approves the project budget.
Since 2010, Russia will begin research projects in the field of manufacturing nuclear engines for spacecraft.
The Government Office has just announced the Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has agreed on the investment policy of VINASAT-2 project.
Vinasat-2 satellite with a total investment of US $ 290-350 million is expected to be put into orbit in 2012.
A group of scientists has discovered a new planet that moves abnormally around its host star. The planet is called WASP-17 and revolves around a star located 1,000 light…
The US wants to return to the moon before 2020 before bringing people to Mars, but their plans are unlikely to become a reality due to the budget deficit.
China is embarking on its own ground-based optical telescope to help astronomers actively observe the sky for another five to six years.
What happens in a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second after Big Bang?
Chinese space scientists claim that the country's astronaut will set foot on the moon as early as 2025.
A group of young Vietnamese engineers of FPT Company have just started to build small satellites to take remote sensing photos.
Scientists at the University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia have helped reveal the
Engineers and astrophysicists from Calgary University of Canada will participate in the world's largest radio telescope project.