From 4 - 10 October: 'Space Week' in Vietnam
From October 4-10, World Space Week (World Space Week 2010 - WSW2010) will take place in Vietnam along with Astronomy Festival - Universe.
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From October 4-10, World Space Week (World Space Week 2010 - WSW2010) will take place in Vietnam along with Astronomy Festival - Universe.
The astronaut and the famous Russian monk Konstantin Feoktistov passed away on November 22 in Moscow, 83 years old.
During Vietnam's first official visit to the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), Vietnam asked NASA for assistance in space technology.
All conditions including weather are very convenient for the launch of the Space Shuttle Endeavor on Friday.
Vietnam Space Technology Institute and Japan Foreign Trade Promotion Organization (JETRO) held a seminar on building the Space Technology Research and Development Center…
Asia-Pacific Space Agency Forum (APRSAF-15) is taking place in Hanoi and Ha Long.
Chinese media reported that the third manned spacecraft will be launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center during September 25-30.
International physicists at the underground research area near Geneva on September 9 (Geneva time) will launch the 20-year project, reviving the explosion of
China has announced the names of three astronauts to be present on Shen Chau VII, in the launch of the country's third manned spacecraft with a mission to walk into spac…
The US Congress decided to spend $ 5 million on a project to study missile defense capabilities from outer space.
On June 12, the AFP news agency quoted from Xinhua, China decided in October, the country will launch the third manned spacecraft into space for the third time.
On the evening of April 8, Kimchi residents were thrilled to witness the broadcast of Russia's Soyuz TMA-12 ship off Kazakhstan's Baikonour space airport carrying the co…
The son of a retired American astronaut is about to follow in his father's footsteps, after buying a $ 30 million ticket for a seat on a Russian rocket.
On January 23, China confirmed for the first time that it had tried to destroy the satellite. China's satellite destruction test has been criticized by the US, Japan, Au…
An international research group of 2,000 scientists, led by Professor Tejinder Virdee of Imperial College London School of Physics, is speeding up the process.