There will be the world's largest marine reserve in Antarctica
The project to establish a protected area was agreed on October 28 in Australia, within the framework of the annual meeting of the Antarctic Marine Conservation Commissi…
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The project to establish a protected area was agreed on October 28 in Australia, within the framework of the annual meeting of the Antarctic Marine Conservation Commissi…
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) built James Webb, the world's largest space telescope, scheduled to launch in 2018.
NASA deliberately blurred a part of the structure of the James Webb Space Telescope in the video about this telescope.
Once completed, The Tower next to Port Creek, Dubai, will break the record of the tallest building in the world of Burj Khalifa.
Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Nguyen Duc Chung welcomed the goodwill of the Austrian Ambassador to the construction of an emergency fire center in Vietnam.
The world's most exotic museum in Japan exhibits thousands of stone faces, attracting the curiosity of tourists.
Throughout 2,500 years of history, the ancient ruins of Greece in defense have steadily resisted after many earthquakes, while other modern buildings have collapsed.
The 29-storey non-windowed building in downtown New York, the US is home to many secret intelligence programs of the National Security Agency (NSA).
One day at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington (USA) begins with employees going to re-examine more than 126 million samples.
Tesla's Gigafactory covers over 500,000m2, located in Nevada. This factory is described by Tesla as a place to change the position of the world by means of sustainable t…
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) is one of the largest particle accelerators ever built, with a mission to find evide…
The green village of 1,000 luxurious apartments, equipped with sustainable technology and car-free use, will grow between the capital of Cape Town of South Africa.
The world's most expensive object is not the lavish skyscrapers but a new nuclear power plant in the UK with construction costs of up to 35.8 billion USD.
Not only exhibiting artifacts, the museum also has many types of interaction and leads viewers to explore on their own. A Japanese company is designing the project, expe…
With a plan to develop infrastructure to improve people's lives, Saudi Arabia is developing the world's largest metro system in Riyadh.