Science story
What is an ergonomic chair? What makes it so popular today?
Society is increasingly developing and modern, so people need more and more items, tools and equipment to support all activities in daily life.
Event
Follow major science, technology and engineering developments, landmark projects, notable people and events shaping the modern world.
Latest in Event
Articles & explainers
4,634 published items in this category and its subcategories.
Scientific works
China is about to complete the century work in space: No country has done it yet!
Once completed, Thien Cung will become the first nation-owned space station in history.
Science Events
The US successfully launched the NROL-85 spy satellite into orbit
The SpaceX space of the world's richest billionaire today, Elon Musk has successfully launched one of the Falcon 9 rockets carrying a spy satellite
Science Events
Israel successfully tested new laser missile defense system
Israel's Defense Minister Benny Gantz said on April 14 that the country's new laser missile defense system had been successful.
Science story
Pleasant surprise: The tank cannon barrel life is only 6 seconds
With tanks that can last for 30 years or more, there are few people who would believe that a tank cannon has a lifespan of only 6 seconds...
Science story
KIA's 'bizarre' experiment: If you ride an electric car and listen to this song, your battery will soon run out
KIA's interesting test results in how a song can affect a person's driving style.
Science story
9 minutes after takeoff, the plane crashed, killing 160 passengers: Fault in the plug
A mistake when plugging in the plug on the flight caused the plane to plunge to the ground, killing 160 passengers.
Science Events
Facebook can 'evaporate' $ 12.8 billion just because of an Apple feature
Nearly 12 months after Apple launched the new privacy feature App Tracking Transparency on iPhones, a recent analysis predicted the damage.
Science story
'Receiving the enemy as a father': Psychological mysteries of Stockholm Syndrome
Victims often hold a grudge against the person who saved them, and thank virtue for the perpetrator who harmed them, which is the mentality of 'receiving the enemy as a…
Science Events
The world's first machine launches objects into space at a speed of 8,000 km/h
This machine is said to have a small cost and less impact on the environment than using traditional rockets. Expectedly, catapult
Science story
When there was no computer, how did the FBI match fingerprints?
In the past, the FBI had to use a giant room and thousands of employees to work in the room containing the fingerprint files.
Science Events
Top 9 most sophisticated banknotes in the world, including Vietnamese money
Currencies in the world are increasingly being improved to ensure aesthetics and increase security. Do you know which countries the 9 most sophisticated coins belong to?
Science story
Why did scientists once think that the retina of the dead is the place to store memories?
In the history of criminal investigation, there have been many examples of investigators trying to discover new techniques to identify criminals.
Science story
Pentagon releases 1,500 pages of declassified documents about flying saucers
Collisions with unidentified flying objects (UFOs), also known as flying ground, have left Americans with radiation burns, brain and nervous system damage.
Science story
Scientists propose the idea of drilling 'Hell's Gate' to put out the fire
Scientists propose drilling 'Gateway to Hell' in central Turkmenistan to extinguish the crater that has burned for decades.