Humans will live on Mars?
Current conditions on the red planet are extremely harsh for humans. To survive there, we must first spread a green carpet on the surface of this cold planet.
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Current conditions on the red planet are extremely harsh for humans. To survive there, we must first spread a green carpet on the surface of this cold planet.
EADS Astrium - Europe's largest space research company is looking for partners to conduct experiments on space solar power stations in orbit.
American scientists have created a strange kind of material that has never been seen in the world by colliding charged gold atoms at super high speeds in particle accele…
Astronomers have found a pair of white dwarfs that take only 5.4 minutes to rotate around one another. This is the fastest pair of twirling stars that scientists have ev…
American scientists added new points to the theory of relativity of Albert Einstein.
At the end of 2011, the world's largest particle accelerator, the LHC (Large Hadron Collider), will be temporarily shut down for a year to repair.
The latest study by a team of scientists from the Aerospace Exploration Research Agency says the black hole's rotation speed is actually one-fifth the speed of light.
On March 11, American paleontologists introduced a new hypothesis about the mass extinction cycle of life on Earth.
Leaders of space research agencies agreed to extend the operation time of ISS by 2020.
True evidence has been found of the existence of a small amount of volcanic lava water brought back from the moon by the Apollo spacecraft.
German scientists have published an unprecedented picture of the International Space Station (ISS), the result of a confrontation between the TerraSAR-X satellite (Germa…
Currently the Hang Nga 2 moon probe has completed important technical items and is expected to be launched soon in October.
In 2014, James Webb Space Telescope will be launched into space, the great career succession of the Hubble Space Telescope has reached retirement age.
Professor Tristan Ferrroir, of the University of Lyon, France, announced that his team has discovered that new matter is harder than diamond.
More than two days after being launched into orbit, at 4:26 GMT on February 5, the Russian transport ship M-04M successfully assembled with the International Space Stati…