NASA studies human behavior in Mars-like environments
Scientists will live for 8 months at the domed house in Hawaii, USA to study the change in human behavior in the Mars simulation environment.
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Scientists will live for 8 months at the domed house in Hawaii, USA to study the change in human behavior in the Mars simulation environment.
The new study supports the complex life hypothesis, including those animals that may have evolved once before human history is known.
Not only are they able to provide oxygen, regulate body temperature, or even support the hygienic conditions, astronaut suits also function to protect against debris fly…
Scientists in Australia participated in the search for alien-minded life forms by directing an extremely large disk telescope toward Proxima Centauri, one of the closest…
According to a joint study among researchers, having a layer of iron and other elements deep underground is evidence that scientists have long sought to support the theo…
Stephen Hawking is supporting the plan to send a small spacecraft just to the iPhone to another star system in just a generation.
The Fyodor robot has a human-like appearance made to perform dangerous missions in space to replace astronauts.
Although the space science has made many new advances, with the support of advanced technology, there are still mysteries that we cannot explain.
Although the space science has made many new advances, with the support of advanced technology, there are still mysteries that we cannot explain.
The US successfully launched the rocket to bring secret spy satellite to the universe, in order to carry out the mission of supporting defense.
Scanning satellite images through the website system with the participation of thousands of people may be a solution to support the search of MH370.
Japan on February 28 successfully launched high-tech satellite-carrying missiles to monitor global rainfall and support weather forecasts.
Researchers hope the new map can support future Ganymede exploration missions, according to Space.com.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced it will support private companies seeking to exploit resources on the Moon.
Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) claim to be working on a tight-fitting clothing that supports astronauts' backs in orbit.