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Nuclear rocket technology helps fly quickly to Mars
Pulsed Plasma Rocket technology allows flights to Mars to be completed in just 2 months, while the current time is about 9 months.
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The thrust of the American super rocket is about to launch in August: A feast for all the senses!
The event the US launches super rocket SLS is about to take place. It is expected that hundreds of thousands of people will see this historic moment with their own eyes.
Space science
NASA conquers 'golden 9th planet' between Mars and Jupiter
The NASA spacecraft will rely on Mars for extra thrust, helping it to head straight for 16 Psyche - the metal-rich asteroid believed to be the core of the incomplete 9th…
Space science
3D-printed rocket engine generates 10 tons of thrust
The E-2, a 3D-printed rocket engine developed by the US private space company Launcher Light, passes its first maximum thrust test.
New technology
BMW electric flying suit sets world record
Skydiver Peter Salzmann won a Guinness World Record for completing the first flight in an electric flight suit.
Discover science
Why are the mountains always rising?
The height of the mountain ranges depends on factors such as the tectonic thrust beneath the ground or the impact of climate change on top of the mountain.
New technology
China invented something that could replace jet engines
It is capable of operating in the Earth's atmosphere and produces thrust with the same performance as modern jet engines.
Discover science
Why is the rocket engine still burning out of space even without oxygen?
Probably once a child, most of the dreamy souls in us had once dreamed of a certain occasion to fly away from Earth, right?
Discover science
Professor American explains the technique of climbing walls with bamboo pole of Vietnamese task force
Using only a long bamboo stick, the Vietnamese task forces can climb walls quickly and perpendicular to the wall surface, which seems impossible.
Discover science
Decode 'secret' fireworks colors
Fireworks are a complex and elaborate chemical product. In addition to explosives and great thrust, fireworks must also have other chemicals to create beautiful colors.
Discover science
How the submarine dives and floats to the surface
Submarines can dive deep into the sea or float up by pumping water or air into the internal compartments to change its weight.
Space science
The spacecraft operates with water
Spacecraft operating by water can help people reduce a lot of costs for Mars and other planets in the solar system.
Environment
The world lake is heating up
Scientists Philipp Schneider and Simon Hook of NASA's Thrust Laboratory used satellite imagery to measure the surface temperature of 167 lakes around the world.
New technology
This robot can swim without engine and battery
According to Technology, robots use the body's reaction mechanism to heat to create thrust and move in water. As a result, the robot does not need to use any motor or po…
New technology
The fastest car in the world is about to reach 1,600km / h
The fastest car in the world today is a former Royal Air Force pilot and research team. They built the Bloodhound SSC to break the fastest speed record of the world curr…