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California astronomers are building the world's largest digital camera to put on the LSST giant telescope in Chile.
The Institute is a training, scientific research and technology transfer unit under the University of Technology - VNU, in coordination with Viettel Group.
Dali University in Yunnan, China, hosts a variety of local specimens and models of rich organisms and plants.
On December 19, experts from Cuba's Institute of Geophysics and Astronomy (IGA) and the Astronomical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted a seminar in…
Although there is no concrete evidence of alien life, that does not mean there is no.
China built an air filter tower of more than 91 meters in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, to deal with the problem of heavy air pollution.
Beijing New Airport, China's new airport worth $ 12.9 billion, will be started in the southern suburbs of Daxing District (Beijing) and is expected to be completed in 20…
Nam Cuong Group has just revealed its intention to build the first outdoor Thien Van Study Park in Southeast Asia with a 12ha plan.
A new photovoltaic plant in Datong (China), decided to produce the most special design in the world.
The 6.7km undersea tunnel section of the sea crossing bridge connecting Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Macao completed July 7, setting the longest and deepest record in the world…
According to CNN, the company Tesla of Elon Musk has partnered with Neoen, a French renewable energy company, and the Australian Government to install the world's larges…
This facility was established after the signing ceremony of the establishment of the 'Martian Village' on July 25 in the Delhi city of the Mongolian national autonomous…
According to the South China Morning Post, China recruited foreign experts to control the FAST telescope in Guizhou province with a salary of more than $ 1.2 million.
Thien Cung 1 station is flying out of control in orbit and is likely to fall to Earth in January 2018.
Europe has long wanted to stop using fossil fuels and switch to renewable energy sources such as wind or the Sun.