Robot up space to support astronauts
CIMON is an artificial intelligence robot and can operate in a zero gravity environment.
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CIMON is an artificial intelligence robot and can operate in a zero gravity environment.
All research on astronautics must be based on a prerequisite, which is to ensure safety for astronauts.
The astronauts' lives have long been curious for many people on the ground. Many questions are raised, in which the top question is how to eat in a zero gravity environm…
Not only are they subjected to height changes, astronauts also have to deal with other major changes in the body in a zero gravity environment.
SpaceX is preparing to launch an important project. They are about to launch a deadly super bacterium, capable of resisting antibiotics into orbit on February 18.
Going to the toilet in a gravityless environment, astronauts must keep themselves still, while not letting the waste out and floating in space.
About two hours before the launch of Gemini 3, NASA's first two-man train, astronaut John Young put his hand inside his cosmic cloak and pulled out something very normal…
Chinese scientists are approaching the goal of creating humans in the universe, after completing a groundbreaking experiment on the Shijan 10 spacecraft with capsule tha…
The burning sensation of skin every movement is one of the biggest pain that Scott Kelly, astronaut has just returned to Earth after setting a record of 340 days in the…
On March 2, astronaut Scott Kelly (USA) and Mikhail Kornienko (Russia) safely returned to Earth after nearly a year of living on the universe.
Astronaut Scott Kelly has returned to Earth after nearly a year of living in the universe and it is found that his height has increased by 5cm.
Stress will be the biggest obstacle on human path to Mars in the next 20 years.
Geckos, tree seeds and some samples of materials are brought to space in a Russian biological and biological research project.
The universe contains many mysteries that we humans have yet to find and cannot explain
Russian scientists announced that they have harvested peas, Japanese broccoli and low-grade wheat varieties grown on the International Space Station (ISS) and confirmed