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SpaceX's announcement said the Falcon 9 rocket had left the launch pad on December 5 (local time), dawn on December 6 (Vietnam time) at the launch site 40, Cape Canavera…
On this ship is also the site of the Japan Empire's unconditional surrender document, ending World War II.
June 25 is considered a dark day of aerospace with a series of accidents.
The United States during the Cold War affirmed its power to the socialist faction, after two successful trips to the Moon and explorers (Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 spacecra…
Titanic was wrecked by crashing into an iceberg, causing more than 1,500 people to die. This shipwreck has gone down in history as the most serious maritime accident.
On December 14, 1911, the Norwegian expedition led by Roald Amundsen crossed the mist, cold with the cold wind and plugged the Norwegian flag onto the Antarctic land.
On January 28, 1986, the space shuttle Challenger exploded only 73 seconds after being launched from the Kennedy Space Center in the state of Florida (USA), killing all…
San José, a Spanish battleship wrecked in the 18th century, once contained a huge treasure, so large that one could not imagine the ship could float on the sea.
After 10 days of a lunar survey, on November 17, the rocket engine on Surveyor-6 was active for 2.5 seconds, the spacecraft flew to an altitude of nearly 4 meters, then…
Many predict the future of the prophets is not accurate, but they have a great influence on humanity in the world.
So far, no one has ever explained what the object astronauts see outside the 1969
Titanic, one of the largest and most luxurious ships, is also extremely short in maritime history. On April 14, 1912, the Titanic sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocea…
A group of 80 volunteers, police, firefighters, 4 unmanned aerial vehicles and 4 ships are scouring the banks of the Vistula River, south of Warsaw, Poland, to find a 4.…
