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Vehicles built by students Nguyen Thanh Tuyen and Le Thien Tinh, Department of Motive Mechanics, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education.
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Vehicles built by students Nguyen Thanh Tuyen and Le Thien Tinh, Department of Motive Mechanics, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education.
On a special Japanese farm, robots will do everything and even their exhaust is utilized to speed up the trees faster.
From space pants to air-conditioned jackets, a series of high-tech clothing was born to satisfy the special tastes of consumers.
For a long time, people have no doubt about this alternative energy source but the cost of 'green energy' is still more expensive than petroleum. Until now ...
The head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said yesterday that humans still need atomic energy despite the crisis at Japan's Fukushima I power plant and the inten…
Physicists working at Innsbruck University and the Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Institute in Innsbruck, Austria, have succeeded in applying digital advances ...
Founded in 2007, it is an ambitious effort to create an Encyclopedia of Life (EoL) encyclopedia online, free of charge, in the style of Wikipedia Encyclopedia, to descri…
RIA Novosti reported on September 12 that the Russian Navy is testing the first Graney-branded nuclear submarine that can fire a range of 5,000km long-range cruise missi…
Before radar, how do people detect the appearance of aircraft in the sky, in addition to observing with the naked eye?
This type of rubber razor is manufactured by engineer Do Kim Thanh and colleagues at the Vietnam Rubber Research Institute in Binh Duong.
Except for more than 80% of nematodes in the soil, more than 90% of nematodes on roots, limited to 55% of yellow leaf disease, help restore plants to increase productivi…
For the first time, Vietnam has built its own 90-meter jack-up rig. This is a high-tech type and most stages in the manufacturing process are owned by Vietnamese.
AWE and Rutherford Appleton Laboratories (UK) have officially joined hands with the US National Activation System (NIF) to study a new technology to produce clean energy.
An amateur astronomer in the UK is leading an international effort to locate the American Apollo 10 spacecraft that has been orbiting the Sun's orbit since 1969.
Using coconut shells to make light concrete for building materials is the solution of Nguyen Tan Khoa (studying MSc in construction major at Sejong University, Korea).