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5 stones that astronauts took from the moon nearly 50 years ago
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5 stones that astronauts took from the moon nearly 50 years ago
At the edge of the solar system, Voyager 1 discovered a new space beyond the imagination of people about the border with the rest of the universe.
The Curiosity probe of the US Space Agency (NASA) prepares to take a third sample of rock on the surface of Mars after two failed attempts to analyze the viability of li…
After using lasers and X-rays to test a sample of Martian rock, scientists were surprised when the composition of this rock was completely different from the rocks on Ma…
The US space agency (NASA) is considering choosing a plan to bring specimens from the red planet to Earth in the next 20 years.
NASA's Curiosity self-detected ship has discovered a strange stone very similar to an Egyptian pyramid on Mars. This is the first stone tested by the self-propelled ship…
Stone samples dating back to dinosaurs millions of years ago have been studied to gain a deeper understanding of the history of Earth's climate and may help predict futu…
In fact, Mars' pyramid is a strange, pyramid-like rock. This is also the first test for the advanced analytical equipment system that Curiosity is equipped with.
The Curiosity autonomous probe has found evidence of the existence of a deep stream on Mars, a finding that could help scientists prove water once flowed on the red plan…
Curiosity, the name of the robot that explores Mars, lands on the red planet on August 5. Since then, the technical experts of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) have only t…
The Curiosity of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has for the first time deployed a laser device to shoot a rock on Mars, using 30 short but intense light rays.
Data from Voyager1 devices showed that the number of large charged particles collided with the ship increased sharply. This is a sign that Voyager 1 will soon fly into i…
With a value of up to $ 1,000 per gram, the stones from this space are always the target of many hunters. The following tips may help the process of finding them, but ke…
The stone weighs 585g, and is split in half after falling. According to experts, it is possible that this stone originated from meteorite observed from Norway on March 1.
A meteorite plunged into North Africa in July last year and scientists confirmed yesterday that the stone was once part of Mars.