Space science
NASA spacecraft makes major discovery in 'permanent darkness'
New data collected by NASA spacecraft could help the space agency get closer to establishing the first off-Earth base.
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Conquer Mars
NASA discovers unusual sand dunes on Mars
On Earth they might be considered alien traces, but these are signs on Mars.
Space science
Why does NASA monitor the universe with a device with 36 pixels?
NASA scouts the universe with a device with a 36-pixel sensor, a truly unbelievable number in an era when normal smartphones can take photos containing tens of millions…
Space science
NASA spacecraft captured the moment the Korean ship flew in the opposite direction
NASA's lunar probe captured the moment Danuri, a South Korean spacecraft operating in a nearly parallel orbit, whizzed by.
Conquer Mars
NASA spacecraft captures evidence that Mars is habitable
Searching through a huge trove of data from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, American planetary scientists have discovered evidence of an ancient world of life.
Scientific works
Russia's Krasnopol artillery shells: Bach Phat, a hit
Russian Krasnopol artillery shells have the advantage of stability, while American Excalibur shells help artillery reconnaissance to hide more safely.
Alien
NASA released images of 'fingerprints' on another planet
The image from another planet sent back by the Mars Reconnaissance orbiter looks exactly like a human fingerprint but is up to 0.5 km in diameter.
New technology
China develops the world's largest four-legged biological robot
Analysts say China has developed the world's largest electric four-legged biorobot, which can perform tasks in many complex terrains.
Conquer Mars
NASA releases video of mini-reconnaissance plane flying over Mars
Ingenuity, a small powered and piloted rover, continues to set new records in its exploration of Mars.
Discover science
Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
Conquer Mars
Reveal a very rare image of a giant snowfall in the Arctic of Mars
NASA's Mars reconnaissance mission recently captured an incredible picture of a giant avalanche on the red planet.
Discover science
NASA spacecraft completes 60,000 rings around Mars
MRO probe, with a flying speed of more than 12,000km / h, reaches a new milestone in the journey to collect data about the red planet.
Discover science
The CIA instructs how to fly 10 hours of continuous flight without bothering to go to the bathroom
A U-2 flight usually lasts 9 hours or more, the cockpit is not designed to accommodate an extra pilot, so the toilet is much more difficult than you think.
Discover science
Tools used to measure tropical storm strength
The period from August to September each year is the peak of tropical storms in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
Discover science
Overview of strength of American M2 and M3 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles
M2 and M3 Bradley have the ability to travel long distances with medium and long range firepower capable of defeating any vehicle on the battlefield.