More evidence of the origin of the Moon
A group of scientists have published some new evidence that the Moon was formed after a very strong collision between a Theia-sized celestial body.
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A group of scientists have published some new evidence that the Moon was formed after a very strong collision between a Theia-sized celestial body.
In a report submitted to the US Congress, the National Research Council (NRC) warned that the US Air and Space Administration's (NASA) program to bring people to Mars wo…
Sky News website (UK) reported that Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical company announced that its new drinking water product will spin the Moon ad in 2015.
For the first time, scientists have demonstrated the ability to transmit wireless Internet signals with a distance of 238,900 miles, the distance from the earth to the m…
Russia has just developed a plan to bring people to life on the Moon and will send the first people here to build a long-term base in 2030.
A cosmetic company in Sweden has proposed a strange idea to reduce the need to use street lights at night: polish the surface of Ms. Hang.
The far side of the Moon was chosen as the resting place of LADEE in order to prevent the collision from damaging historic landing sites from previous missions.
NASA's LADEE cruise ship will commit suicide into the lunar surface later this month, ending the mission of studying Ms. Hang since 2013.
Astronomers believe that the Cassini cruise ship witnessed the birth of a baby moon at the belt of Saturn.
The moon appears about 95 million years after the Solar System was formed from a planetary collision.
For years, astronomers have been constantly searching for planets capable of nurturing life.
According to one of the most famous physicists today, Stephen Hawking, before the threat of population overload, humanity began to live in the moon and toward Mars for t…
Spanish astronomers witnessed a meteorite with a mass of about half a ton crashing into the moon, creating a terrible shock on Ms. Hang's surface.
The US Space Agency (NASA) has called on private partners to join forces to develop missions back to the Moon at low cost.