International Space Station

class= "Post_content" itemprop= "Articlebody" > from the space Station to shoot the Earth video, I believe we have seen a lot of these videos and photos have a feature: hundred See never tire! In other words, a space man named Alexander Gerst, in the six-year "Blue Dot" mission of the International Space Station, set the camera to take pictures automatically, eventually taking 12,500 photos, and then Europe ...

Space X's Falcon 9 rocket, which was delayed for weeks, was launched in Friday afternoon, sending dragon into orbit to carry supplies for the International Space Station, part of a 1.6 billion-dollar transport contract with NASA's private business space, SpaceX. This time space X is also testing a mechanism that might allow future falcons to automatically land the launch pad for recycling. The dragon is loaded with more than 2,200 kilograms of supplies and equipment, including a space robot's legs and lettuce implants. Monday ...

class= "Post_content" itemprop= "Articlebody" > Do you know of any giant, daring buildings in the world? How can these "impossible" buildings magically become possible? Follow CNN into 25 of the greatest buildings in the history of mankind ..... Palm Island (Dubai) Palm Island is made up of 100 million cubic metres of rock and sand. A total of 210 million cubic meters of rock, sand, limestone was dug ...

According to foreign media reports, due to missed the launch window time, SpaceX company decided to the local time this afternoon the first commercial satellite launch to the Thursday. 　　SpaceX was created in 2002 by the Silicon Valley "Iron Man" Elon (Elon Musk), which aims to eliminate the cumbersome procedures of the official space agency and reduce the cost of rocket launches to One-tenth. SpaceX's upgraded "Falcon 9th" rocket will be in Monday 5:37 P.M. local time, according to a report yesterday from USA Today.