Thien Cung 2 space station re-enters the atmosphere, being 'controlledly destroyed'
This space station has completed the final test of Beijing's ambitious space conquest program.
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This space station has completed the final test of Beijing's ambitious space conquest program.
Espanõla peppers (Chile) will be the first fruit tree that NASA grows in space for vitamin supplements.
The 18-year-old International Space Station (International Space Station) is operating in a harsh space environment and spending billions of dollars each year to operate.
ECOSTRESS has measured surface temperatures in the cities of Rome and Milan (Italy), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain) in the morning of 27-28 June.
Fedor D. (interviewee wanted to remain anonymous), a young man living in Moscow told Sputnik about participating in a series of scientific experiments for the Internatio…
Information from NASA surprised many people and hoped to see the Earth from space.
The Dragon left the launch pad in the state of Florida, and the US carried out the task of carrying 2,500kg of goods to the International Space Station.
This is a real project and scientists are really discovering how to build a space station inside an asteroid.
In order to capture pictures of lightning strikes, NASA must use a Firestation-named tool on the ISS station with the main function of hunting lightning on Earth.
The first test flights will take place next year.
China's Thien Cung-1 (Tiangong-1) space station weighs 8.5 tons and may fall to Europe in the next few months as warned by experts.
Entering the 20th century, Russia / Soviet Union was one of the countries with the strongest and most developed physics in the world.
Why in a lonely, stressful and frightening place like space, astronauts can't relax with alcohol?
According to Business Insider, the projects below cost hundreds of billions of USD and are in the process of construction, are the most expensive projects in the world.
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.