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This is where a bottle of filtered water costs up to a hundred million
A normal person will never pay a price of up to a hundred million dong for a bottle of water, unless he or she is living on the ISS International Space Station.
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Understand the operating mechanism of familiar objects in just one photo
What is happening inside sewing machines, locks, or even ... zip-up?
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30 years after the shuttle explosion shocked the United States
More than a minute after leaving the launch pad, the space shuttle Challenger, one of the pride of American aerospace, exploded in front of millions of people.
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Living on the space shuttle Orion is not as happy as you think
In 1959, when the first seven astronauts of NASA first saw the small space chamber and only for one of the Mercury spacecraft, they were not impressed.
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SpaceX's super strong missile, more worried about it than you like
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is worried about SpaceX's super-powerful missiles that will be deadly.
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NASA wants to test Starline aircraft to become a space mission
This is a move that shows NASA wants to speed up the time fund to relay private companies' astronauts to the ISS International Space Station.
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2035: How was the space elevator built?
Space elevators are a means of proposing to replace missiles and space shuttle to bring people into space, according to scientists, in about 50 years it will be very pop…
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White UFO discovered around Earth for thousands of years?
According to Mirror, UFO hunters (unidentified flying objects) have just reopened a video posted on their official YouTube by the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) many years…
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How can a spaceship return to Earth?
To return to Earth, the spacecraft was braked by layers when the volume was thick.
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The reason NASA once turned away from female astronauts
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) began putting people in space in 1961. However, it was not until 1978 that NASA began to receive and train female astronauts.
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Vietnam considers licensing for the first space shuttle
Graduating a master's degree in France, Pham Gia Vinh was invited by many places in France and Europe to work at an attractive salary, but he refused and decided to retu…
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America postponed the test flight of the spacecraft carrying people to Mars
The plan to test the dedicated space shuttle Orion, designed to carry out the task of sending people to Mars, was postponed until 2019.
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China successfully launched Truong Chinh-5 boosters
China on November 3 successfully launched the Truong Chinh-5 heavy rocket into orbit. This is the first time China has launched the Truong Chinh-5 rocket launcher.
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10 most outstanding achievements in NASA history
The shuttle program, taking people for the first time to set foot on the Moon, launches a spacecraft approaching the Pluto, among NASA's most outstanding achievements in…
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NASA realizes the dream of bringing people to space
With the shuttle Dream Chaser preparing for the final tests, NASA is gradually realizing seemingly impossible ideas.