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The presence of water on the Moon is giving NASA scientists a new direction for plans to send the first woman to the planet.

Scientists are incredibly important to humanity. Thanks to their inventions and research, the world has developed as it has today.

If you think people like Voltaire only knew how to write poetry and prose, you're mistaken. Hidden behind this famous philosopher was a brilliant mind with an incredibly keen sense

Vietnam's Cu Chi Tunnels make the list.

Zhuge Liang, Sun Tzu, Wang Meng, Lü Bowen, Zhang Liang, Zhao Pu, and Jiang Ziya were outstanding heroes of ancient Chinese history.

While men are often more adept at calculations, many women have also demonstrated genuine talent in this field, especially mathematics.

While hoping that the boom in electric vehicles and green energy will bring wealth, the people of this nation are apprehensive about repeating past mistakes.

Spanning 2,820 km, the network of pipelines and channels belonging to the Giant River project is often described as the world's largest underground water system.

Anyone who has ever gone to school certainly knows the famous mathematician Pythagoras.

Dr. Mya Le Thai and her colleagues have invented a battery that can be charged up to 200,000 times, helping to prolong the life of the battery.

The Three Gorges Dam could be dethroned as the king of hydropower dams if the planned Yarlung Zangbao dam is built with three times the installed capacity.

Tokamak Energy shares first images of commercial fusion power plant using 200 MW effective tokamak reactor.

Recently, the Indian government has decided to remove lectures related to Darwin's Theory of Evolution from textbooks used in grades 9 and 10 in public schools.

To overcome the limited space, Vancouver House was designed with a small triangular base, which then twists and expands with height.