Asteroid worth nearly 5 billion USD is rushing to Earth
Asteroid 4660 Nereus carrying a large metal reserve worth $ 4.71 billion is expected to enter Earth's orbit on December 11.
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Asteroid 4660 Nereus carrying a large metal reserve worth $ 4.71 billion is expected to enter Earth's orbit on December 11.
NASA's space experiment to grow and harvest chili peppers sets the record for providing food for the most astronauts and longest experiment on the ISS.
A surprising piece of evidence has just been discovered on Venus - the planet that was once a copy of Earth - bringing scientists closer to their hope of finding life.
What powers microscopic organisms instead of oxygen remains a mystery that scientists have yet to uncover.
Research confirms that humans killed the last of the original Norwegian wolves in the 1970s.
In 1813, King Gia Khanh ordered all trees to be cut down in the center of the Forbidden City and not replanted.
A Russian fisherman was surprised when he caught a fish that looked like a burger but had teeth.
The sperm whale, most likely with albinism, swam near the surface of the water not far from an oil tanker.
Russian archaeologists have discovered a silver plate decorated with the image of a topless Scythian goddess.
China's Yutu-2 probe will study a mysterious cube-shaped object it has previously discovered on the Moon.
In a village in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, an expert was invited by the villagers when they discovered a huge cave near a cornfield.
Sometimes things shouldn't come together.
The pirates suddenly 'evaporated' and it is believed that Levasseur hid his gold treasure on the island of Mahé in the Seychelles island nation.
What's inside the mansion of the most powerful Wang family in the Qing Dynasty?
In many historical dramas, we often see the ministers when meeting the Emperor calling themselves 'His Majesty'. So how did the word 'Your Majesty' become the title of t…