Nearly 4 million years ago, the sea level was higher than 16m
The new discovery of sea level in the Upper Body can help scientists more accurately predict future climate change.
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The new discovery of sea level in the Upper Body can help scientists more accurately predict future climate change.
Scientists unearth the crypt of a high-ranking warrior in the ancient Greek city of Phanagoria, now in Krasnodar Krai, Russia.
To the scientific community, this is considered one
According to Digital Trends, the supervising team of the two missions Mars 2020 (NASA) and ExoMars (Europe and Russia) have had an field trip to an area in Australia.
The Vikram station detached from the Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft at 2:45 pm on September 2 (Hanoi time), ready to land near the southern tip of the Moon.
The decades-long study has revealed the mother of the Wedderburn space stone: an exoplanet crashed and smashed by an alien attacker.
The swallow belongs to the Swallow family, which is one of the familiar birds living close to humans, native to Africa, easily adapted to life ...
A scene that makes viewers shudder, but with science is extremely meaningful.
Rocket crocodile is known as the largest freshwater fish in North America, has some parts quite similar to the American crocodile with long snout and sharp teeth.
The leeches discovered in Washington DC are the first new strange creatures discovered since 1975.
A thermos bottle is a household appliance used to store boiling or warm water.
The confrontation of scientists has created a motivation to help them improve their research. This helps the world science develop more.
According to PNAS, scientists at Imperial College London, UK, have been trying to find out why people are often so inconsistent, when today a decision can be made but to…
A lot of situations where situations become dangerous ... extremely dangerous because we are not equipped with enough knowledge.