Russia plans to bring people back to the Moon
The Russian Space Agency Roscosmos is planning to build a high-tech base on the moon starting in 2024.
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The Russian Space Agency Roscosmos is planning to build a high-tech base on the moon starting in 2024.
Not long after being appointed as executive director of the European Space Agency (ESA), Johann-Dietrich Woerner announced the proposal to build a village on the Moon -…
German car manufacturer prepares to launch the self-propelled Lunar Quattro. Audi seems to want to win the lunar self-driving race organized by Google.
Russia will focus on studying programs to explore the Moon in its journey to conquer the universe.
The European Space Agency (ESA) wants to build a space base on the moon. This base may replace the International Space Station (ISS) in the future.
The Japan Aviation Research and Development Agency (JAXA) has announced plans to launch unmanned spacecraft to the Moon in 2018.
Recent successful tests by NASA are opening up the possibility of people flying to the Moon in a flash, even faster than light.
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second man to set foot on the Moon, said he no longer thinks of the earth's natural satellite but thinks that humanity must conquer Mars.
The ultimate, public goal of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) is now to bring people to Mars in 2030. However, a determined expert, NASA is actually planning to return t…
A group of scientists and engineers from Japan and the US announced they were ready to participate in the race on the Moon.
NASA director Charles Bolden said on February 2 that the agency will select projects to serve Jupiter's moon exploration.
Two years after Neil Armstrong's death, his wife discovered a cloth bag containing the camera and tools that the astronaut had brought to the Moon.
According to the recent diplomatic network, the Chang probe, e 5-T1 (Chinese Hang Nga 5-T1) (also known as Xiaofei), completed an orbit around the Moon in October. 2014.
The image from the US Lunar Reconaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft indicates that flags brought by the spacecraft on the moon exist, except for the Apollo 11 flag.
China on October 24 launched an unmanned spacecraft to test the technology to be used on Changshu 5, the probe carrying the Moon mission can return to Earth on its own.