NASA has evidence of alien existence
Through photos taken by the Curiosity self-propelled vehicle and recently announced by NASA, UFO researchers show new evidence of alien existence.
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Through photos taken by the Curiosity self-propelled vehicle and recently announced by NASA, UFO researchers show new evidence of alien existence.
The US Air Force's mysterious X-37B space plane has spent 600 days on Earth orbit in its latest mission, nearly reaching the longest record in the program's universe.
Self-repair plasma-fueled rocket fuel has many times the life required to fly to Mars as a vehicle.
Curiosity Rover self-propelled vehicle has just been upgraded by the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) to allow it to choose its target to fire laser beams into min…
Curiosity was active again after being shutdown last week and stopped contacting Earth.
The Indian space agency has just confirmed that it successfully launched the reusable shuttle RVL-TD.
NASA's mission to bring astronauts to Mars will be done between 2025 and 2030.
Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD) is a re-used spacecraft developed by India and planned to launch in February this year.
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.
Scientists designed a new, inflatable and lightweight space exploration vehicle, intended to be used for Venus's discovery mission.
The analysis results from the self-propelled Rabbit Ngoc show that the Moon used to be a place with a more complex and complex surface than previously thought of the sci…
American scientists are perfecting the technology to turn CO2 into oxygen on Mars in 2020.
China announced the country's first Mars probe at the 10th International Aerospace Exhibition, opening yesterday (November 11) in Zhuhai City, China.
The US Air Force X-37B unmanned spacecraft landed in central California on October 17, ending a secret mission that spanned nearly two years in orbit.
The European Space Agency (ESA) announced on October 1 that it has identified four potential locations on Mars to carry out self-propelled landings in 2019.