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Reveal the secret of a giant heart shape on Pluto
Scientists have recently revealed more information about the giant heart on Pluto that caused fever in 2015.
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Surprise with the future 'resting place' of the International Space Station
You know, the golden era of space science began in October 1957, when the Soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite - Sputnik 1 - into Earth's orbit. And so f…
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Detecting hills 'drifting' on Pluto's nitrogen glacier
NASA has just announced the discovery of hills floating on a nitrogen glacier at Pluto's surface. Images provided by New Horizon explorer ship to Earth.
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NASA announces the latest proof of life on Pluto?
New Horizons spacecraft from NASA has just returned to Earth with the latest image of the surface of the Pluto causing a stir in the scientific world.
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Scientific research on the mission to discover Pluto
Three months after the last meeting of the New Horizons mission, scientists from NASA finally revealed details about what they found on the dwarf planet.
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NASA continues to publish more new photos of Pluto
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has just announced the latest images taken from the New Horizons spacecraft that are being sent in the exploration mission at Pluto.
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Russia successfully launched the transport ship 'Progress M-28M' into orbit
Sputnik reported, Russia's Space Flight Control Center announced July 3, the space transport ship
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Russia conquered the Moon in 2030
Russia will focus on studying programs to explore the Moon in its journey to conquer the universe.
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Russian space exploitation and use
On October 4, 1957, the world aerospace history marked a new milestone with the Soviet Union launching its first satellite into space - Sputnik satellite.
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Learn more about space satellite systems
There are more than 1,100 satellites operating outside the universe, including some as big as buses. These are two of a series of interesting features about space soldie…
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Shoot lasers to clear cosmic trash
The US Aerospace Agency (Nasa) is considering firing lasers to deflect fragments of cosmic trash that are at risk of colliding with satellites and the International Spac…
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New fuel helps rocket-friendly environment
Missile fuel has remained virtually unchanged over the past 50 years since the launch of Sputnik's first artificial satellite.
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Spacecraft afraid of garbage
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has to postpone Japan's plan to launch a transport ship to the International Space Station today for fear of hitting a piece of cosmic tra…
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Sputnik artificial satellite: New era of space
50 years ago, on October 4, 1957, the era of space began when Russian scientists (the former Soviet Union) surpassed the Americans, launched Sputnik - the first artifici…