North Korea shot the missile test
Yesterday morning (May 25), Pyongyang fired several surface-to-surface missiles toward the Japanese sea, the media reported. However, the Ministry of Defense and Foreign…
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Yesterday morning (May 25), Pyongyang fired several surface-to-surface missiles toward the Japanese sea, the media reported. However, the Ministry of Defense and Foreign…
Portugal has just launched the world's most powerful solar power plant. The plant includes solar panels spanning about 150 hectares in Europe's hottest sunny area.
The 3rd Viet Nam Talent Contest in the field of ICT - initiated by Vietnam Study Encouragement Association, with the composition of the Organizing Committee including Vi…
Today, in Doha (Qatar) opens the Forum of Gas Exporting Countries (GECF). Founded in 2001 in Tehran (Iran), this forum has so far been unknown. But the situation has cha…
The Internet era (dot-com) in the US is probably making way for the power era (watt-com). Many veterans in the field of Internet technology are gathering and finding 'ne…
Seoul National University (SNU), South Korea's leading university, said on April 9 that it has begun investigating the errors in the data of the newly released wolf repl…
Of more than 700 proposed projects from around the world,
On March 23, the Chinese Science Association issued a copy
Drought is taking place seriously in some localities. There are even places where large forest fires have occurred. Yesterday, April 11, the Prime Minister had a public…
Yesterday, India launched a mid-range Agni-III missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads, believed to be far enough to reach targets in most of Asia and the Middle Ea…
On the morning of April 14, China successfully launched Bac Dau satellite with Truong Chinh rocket (photo) from the Tay Xuong Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan Province…
The first new nuclear submarine since the breakup of the Soviet Union was launched yesterday, part of the Kremlin's effort to upgrade Russia's strategic nuclear force.
Nine famous car companies around the world have decided to work together to create
According to the China Safety Agency, the government is expected to close about 4,000 coal mines at risk of accidents and environmental pollution in 2007.