The world's tallest person saves dolphins
Bao Xishun, the world's tallest man, rescued two dolphins in China using his long arm to dig deep into their stomachs and pull dangerous plastic pieces out.
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Bao Xishun, the world's tallest man, rescued two dolphins in China using his long arm to dig deep into their stomachs and pull dangerous plastic pieces out.
The ball of polo polo each team has 4 elephants, each with a hand, use sticks to drive the ball into the golf course. On December 2, 2006, the competition for world elep…
The US-based company Westinghouse Electric won over Russian and French rivals after a two-year rally, receiving a $ 1 billion contract to build nuclear reactors for Chin…
An international research group of 2,000 scientists, led by Professor Tejinder Virdee of Imperial College London School of Physics, is speeding up the process.
On December 18, HCM City National University officially opened the Nano Technology Laboratory with a total investment of 4.5 million USD. 'This is a laboratory
This morning, Russia brought 326 kg of purified uranium out of a Soviet-era reactor in eastern Germany. The amount of uranium transported to Russia on a specialized vehi…
In order to encourage young people to love science to demonstrate creativity in bringing science to everyone, the British Council in Vietnam organizes the competition.
On December 18, Google and NASA said they had signed an agreement to provide more images in NASA's data warehouse on the Google Internet search portal.
The award ceremony will be held at Hemicycle, the European Parliament (Belgium) at the end of January 2007. There are 700 projects participating in this year's Global En…
The workshop was held on December 22, 2006 at Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, 217 Hong Bang, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City with the lead of: Assoc.…
National Geographic has just published the 10 most widely read scientific news in 2006 of the magazine. Python eating pregnant sheep. A 5.5 meter long python swallowed t…
After five years of implementation, 41 projects and projects under the State-level Key Science and Technology Program for machine manufacture in the period 2001-2005 (KC…
In 1895, the Swedish scholar Alfred Bernhard Nobel made a will, stating: the whole fortune he left worth nearly 70 million Swedish kronor will be made into a fund for an…
As the President of the 3rd Asia Reproductive Biotechnology Conference held in Vietnam, Dr. Bui Xuan Nguyen, Head of Biology Department for Reproduction and Development,…
A research institute based in Saxe (Germany) said that it has just put into operation the world's most powerful magnet with a magnetic field that is 2 million and a half…