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Japanese astronaut safely returns to earth
Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide returned safely to Earth on November 19 after completing a four-month mission to the International Space Station (ISS) and set a new r…
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The first 'Olympic competition' between the universe and the Earth
Sunita Williams became the chief of Expedition 33 on the International Space Station (ISS) - the space research module currently orbiting and 386 km from Earth.
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Impressive photos of people
In Greek mythology, the bright sun radiates lethal charm to Icarus, and NASA astronaut Sunita Williams also aspires to touch this brilliant body.
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NASA record holder takes control of ISS station
Sunita Williams, the record-holder astronaut, is the longest-flying woman in orbit, was given the right to administer the International Space Station (ISS).
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Hoshide ended the out-of-space walk
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) on August 31 said Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide working on the International Space Station (ISS) ended his first outing walk.
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Going to have a robot dig
Using robots deep into the ground of Mars and scouring is no longer a fiction. Currently, NASA's Curiosity probe has begun to move and survey the surface of Mars, search…
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Two meteor explosions at a galaxy
The galaxy, called NGC 1187, was discovered in 1784 by the English astronomer William Herschel. Far from being calm and unchanging, it has
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NASA's new generation spacecraft rocket launcher
The new generation rocket design of the US Space Agency (NASA), which can help astronauts explore further in space, has passed a series of important tests.
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2012 Asteroid BX34 almost collided with the Earth
AFP reported that an asteroid the size of a bus on January 27 flew close to the Earth, causing space observers to describe this as a case of
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Reaching the speed of light, the spacecraft will be destroyed
If a spaceship flies near the speed of light, it will be a death ship for the crew and the ship itself will be destroyed, an article published in New Scientist Magazine…
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Meteors bring gold to the earth
If gold-containing asteroids don't land on Earth about 4 billion years ago, perhaps humans will never see this precious metal.
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Close up of black spots on the Sun.
American astronomers have published the most detailed images ever made of a sunspot that is larger in diameter than the Earth diameter captured by California's Big Bear…
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Billionaires perform clowns on the universe
On October 2, Canadian billionaire Guy Laliberte visited the International Space Station after two days of traveling in space, laughing at his companions.
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Add a record for Sunita Williams
The American astronaut Sunita Williams (pictured) has just added a world record when she becomes the woman who flies continuously in space for the longest time.