Ecuador tried to save the satellite and hit the universe
The Ecuadorian Space Agency (EXA) is trying to contact their only satellite after it stops sending and receiving signals because it stabs trash in space.
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The Ecuadorian Space Agency (EXA) is trying to contact their only satellite after it stops sending and receiving signals because it stabs trash in space.
Russian news agency RIA Novosti said on November 14 that the country's aerospace agency lost the ability to send command signals to most satellites and these water segme…
On September 5, two astronauts made a second space walk, to remove the bolt - the device was stuck making them unable to repair and install the new generator (MBSU). for…
The Mauna Kea telescope was struck by lightning two months ago after it was repaired.
Two astronauts walked outside the International Space Station (ISS) to remove a urine container and install a replacement bottle.
After being repaired, the Hubble space telescope sent extremely sharp images to Earth, including a butterfly-shaped nebula.
The main toilet on the International Space Station (ISS) was broken at the time the residents on ISS were the largest ever, with 13 travelers.
The Atlantis spacecraft landed yesterday in a parking lot in California, USA, after successfully performing the mission to upgrade the Hubble telescope in orbit.
NASA said the agency is expected to carry out the launch of the Atlantis space shuttle on May 11 to fulfill the Hubble space telescope and maintenance mission.
The Atlantis spacecraft is undergoing the last repair and maintenance of the Hubble Space Telescope.
The US space agency has launched Atlantis and seven astronauts to fix the Hubble telescope in space.
The Atlantis ship's arm yesterday connected to the Hubble Space Telescope and the astronauts began a five-day repair work.
The Atlantis ship astronauts are carrying out five space walks to repair and upgrade Hubble glasses on a height of 610 km from the earth.
Astronauts have just completed the Hubble Space Telescope repair work and made it much more powerful and efficient than before.
Space shuttle Atlantis is currently flying in a chaotic space - where thousands of cosmic debris move very fast around the Earth at nearly 20,000 miles per hour (mph).