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Discover inside the star
Physicists working at Argonne National Laboratory (USA) use supercomputers to build a model of the demise of big stars.
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The shuttle delayed the second launch in a row
The new hydrogen leak discovered during the refueling of the Endeavor spacecraft caused NASA to continue canceling the last-minute launch plan.
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Working well, the Mars probe has yet to become cosmic garbage
Five years ago, it was assumed that age and technical problems caused two Mars probes, Spirit and Opportunity, to be universal waste. However, up to now, the two ships s…
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The probe Ulysses stopped working
After 18 years and 9 months of operation, it will end the mission on June 30, 2009.
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Close up to fix telescope in space
The Atlantis ship astronauts are carrying out five space walks to repair and upgrade Hubble glasses on a height of 610 km from the earth.
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Hubble Space Telescope is reborn
Astronauts have just completed the Hubble Space Telescope repair work and made it much more powerful and efficient than before.
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The 18th international travel team returned safely
On April 8, the 18th international travel team working on the International Space Station (ISS) returned to Earth safely.
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Emergency evacuation ISS space station
Yesterday, a group of three astronauts working on the International Space Station (ISS) had to evacuate to the connecting Russian Soyuz, fearing that the station might c…
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For the first time in history, two satellites crashed
A private US satellite that has just hit a satellite has stopped working in Russia and this is the first collision recorded in the history of conquering space.
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5 years in Mars
NASA's 6-planet Mars self-propelled self-propelled survey device still works well after 5 years of landing on the red planet.
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Female astronaut to lose things in the universe
The astronaut helplessly looked at the tool bag slipping from her hand as she was editing the solar absorption system on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Asian countries will launch a universal space satellite
The Japan Space Research Agency (JAXA) will work with Asian countries to develop a small experimental satellite expected to be launched into space in 2012.
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Record long space walk
The two astronauts of the American spacecraft Endeavor yesterday completed the third and longest trek in space.
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Urine recycling machine irritates astronauts
Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) set aside a day to install parts of the system to recycle urine and sweat into clean water.
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Russia launched ships carrying new year gifts to the ISS station
Last night, Russia's unmanned aerial spacecraft left the ground to the ISS International Space Station, transporting food.