NASA encourages private operators to exploit the Moon
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced it will support private companies seeking to exploit resources on the Moon.
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The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced it will support private companies seeking to exploit resources on the Moon.
China's Hang Nga 3 landing ship and China's Chinese Rabbit ship were awakened after a few weeks of hibernation and continued their mission to explore the surface of the…
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is planning to build houses on the moon in the future with the latest three-dimensional printing technology.
The Rabbit Rabbit self-propelled robot of the Hang Nga 3 ship completed the first
Aliens once saved a trace on the moon? That is the question of many people when on the moon map of Google Maps appears a strange triangular object.
The self-propelled rabbit Ngoc Ngoc performs the task of exploring and researching the Moon recently having trouble controlling machines, after more than a month on this…
NASA scientists are testing robots capable of being dropped from a height of almost 100km and still landing gently on any surface of the celestial body.
In the middle of the 21st century, there will be competition for the moon among the great powers, like what is happening to the North Pole.
Scientists on December 13 said the new observations from the Hubble Space Telescope show that there are water jets erupting from the southern tip of Europa - the ice-cov…
On December 14, Xinhua reported that China 's Hang Nga 3 spacecraft landed on the Moon.
In the structure of the autonomous robot Jade Rabbit (Yutu) has been equipped with radar under the abdomen to detect minerals of the Moon shell, especially in the Rainbo…
China is implementing a plan to launch the Russian moon lunar exploration ship 5 in 2017, Xinhua cited China 's Science, Technology and Defense Industry Committee.
In addition, NASA plans to bring the spacecraft into orbit around the Lagrange L2 point, which is at an altitude of 60,000km above the dark part of the moon.
It's like a nightmare scenario in science fiction movies, but an expert said China is planning to turn the Moon into a missile base.