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The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) launched the Mars research project in November 2013 at a cost of $ 74 million (compared to $ 671 million for NASA's Maven s…
Although the space science has made many new advances, with the support of advanced technology, there are still mysteries that we cannot explain.
Telescopes, robots, amphibious robots are learning robot tools used in many missions of automatic space exploration, helping people understand more about the mysterious…
Two Voyager 1 spacecraft and Voyager 2 were launched into space by humans in 1977. The aim of the two ships was to investigate Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune's beha…
The $ 600 million Kepler spacecraft launched in space in March 2009, designed for the hunt for Earth-like planets outside the solar system.
Astronomers have for the first time observed and recorded aurora outside the Solar System. The findings are published in the July 7 issue of Nature (Nature).
Scientists have discovered a new planetary system containing 3
A group of international astronomers have discovered a planet similar to Jupiter, opening hopes of finding the second solar system and rocky planets like Earth.
The first images of planets in the solar system are not always clear and sharp. But these are important imprints in the early period of human conquest of the universe.
A groundbreaking radio telescope project in western Australia has obtained surprising initial results, when a signal radiated before our solar system formed.
Astronomers in Switzerland discovered and are tracking a planet in the process of formation, still attached to the belt of the star mother.
Admire the most realistic images of Pluto captured by NASA's modern satellite.
On June 30, the two planets in the Solar System, Jupiter and Venus, will meet, creating a beautiful low-angle view of the western sky.
The spacecraft of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) approaches Pluto, opening hopes of ending the debate about whether or not to consider this a planet.
Ceres is the smallest dwarf planet known in the solar system that contains many shocking facts that astronomers love to explore.