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In order to realize the plan to send astronauts back to explore the Moon in 2024, the US Space Agency (NASA) signed a $ 2.7 billion contract to hire Lockheed Martin to p…
In the early morning of September 25, Japan launched an unmanned spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS), after having to postpone plans planned earlier this…
Over the past decades, deadly amounts of blue-green algae have accumulated in shallow bays along the northwestern coast of France's Brittany region. Many environmental a…
Rubber trees (Hevea) are the king in the rubber world, in fact many other trees can still exploit latex such as dandelions but Hevea is still the main source of natural…
The fact that Canadian scientists in the lab discovered how cannabis produces pain-reducing compounds will help produce cannflavin - the painkiller - that has a 30-fold…
A penguin, like Fiordland, New Zealand, swims 2,500km and lands on a beach in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It has now been released back into the wild.
Guinness World Records recently recorded the world's shortest horse, with a height from hooves to shoulder blades only 56.7cm.
This could be a big and controversial leap as these scientists are trying to transplant human cells into monkey embryos.
The legendary Loch Ness monster of Scotland may be just a giant eel, according to a new study published.
Venus could be a temperate planet that stored liquid water for 2-3 billion years, until there was a dramatic transformation that began more than 700 million years ago.
To enjoy the food from hops buds, diners have to spend several million VND for a vegetable dish.
Scientists say the number of birds in the US and Canada has dropped by an astounding 29%, or nearly 3 billion, since 1970. This is a sign of the birth crisis. Thailand i…
The virus can spread sexually transmitted diseases and affects at least half the people of the sexually active age.
Dolmen of Guadalperal - a thousand-year-old Spanish tombstone with a ring of 150 standing stones for the first time in the water in half a century.
A multinational team has found evidence of an ice age of life caused by a giant asteroid 466 million years ago.