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From the end of April until now, NASA scientists have captured very strange coded information sent from Voyager 2.
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From the end of April until now, NASA scientists have captured very strange coded information sent from Voyager 2.
The search for extraterrestrial civilization SETI needs to focus on finding the signals of sentient machines into space rather than looking for forms of a specific biolo…
The most visible damage of magnetic storms is the impact on satellites, loss of signal transmission, and information disturbance.
The Soviet Lunar exploration vehicle, Lunokhod 1 was found by NASA and most surprising, the agency could
The final model of a ready-to-fly F-1 satellite will be completed this year and is expected to launch a 2-kilogram satellite in 2011.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has reported that it has not received any signals from Phoenix self-propelled probes on the red planet.
The UK's leading astronomer claims the opportunity to find creatures in the universe is growing thanks to the tremendous development of technology.
Scientists have just announced that the digital revolution can turn the earth 'invisible' to aliens.
An American spacecraft will be launched into space to find out if the probe is on Mars
The event horizon is the boundary around a black hole beyond which signals cannot return to a distant outside observer. It is not a solid surface; it is a feature of spa…
Desire to communicate with life on other planets longer than the fondness of UFOs and hope for SETI.
A new study says that the events that Einstein calls
1 was launched into orbit from 5:17. At 5:41, this satellite has entered orbit 132o East. After 20 minutes into orbit, VINASAT - 1 sent a signal to the ground station in…
With a telescope telescope system capable of detecting electromagnetic signals in the most remote places in the universe, astronomers are hoping to find extraterrestrial…
On April 17, a rocket of Russian-Ukraine joint venture Kosmotras brought Libertad-1, Colombia's first satellite, into orbit.