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NASA and SpaceX’s “Crew-12” mission successfully returned to Earth after 237 days
Abstract: After staying on the International Space Station for more than seven months, the Crew-12 manned mission jointl
Hubble discovers "out of sync" spiral galaxy: the central region actually rotates perpendicular to the whole
Abstract: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) recently released
Tianwen-3 will launch a Mars sample return mission around 2028
Abstract: On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of China’s aerospace industry, according to CCTV repor
The U.S. Dragon spacecraft carries four astronauts away from the space station and sets off back to Earth
Abstract: The U.S. Space Exploration Technology Company’s Dragon spacecraft carrying four astronauts broke away from the
Blue Origin releases "energy tower" plan to provide nearly all-weather solar power for lunar bases
Abstract: American aerospace company Blue Origin recently announced a new power supply system "Power Tower" for future l
The Webb Telescope discovered the "fingerprint" of catastrophic planetary impacts, revealing the violent collisions in the formation of Earth-like worlds
Abstract: Astronomers used NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to conduct an in-depth study of a rare type of young star s
ESA's JUICE probe passes through the Earth's outermost atmosphere, using gravity to accelerate 3.5 kilometers per second
Abstract: The European Space Agency's (ESA) Jupiter ice satellite detector JUICE completed a flyby of Earth on September
Blue Origin announces lunar "power tower" plan to provide continuous power for future lunar bases
Abstract: The American aerospace company Blue Origin recently publicly demonstrated a concept plan for a lunar solar pow
Bennu asteroid sample rewrites understanding of origin, scientists discover that its birthplace was not at the edge of the solar system
Abstract: The Bennu asteroid samples brought back by NASA's "Osiris-Rex" exploration mission are changing the scientific
The U.S. Dragon spacecraft sends a new batch of astronauts to the International Space Station
Abstract: The U.S. Space Exploration Technologies Corp.’s Dragon spacecraft lifted off with four astronauts on October 1