The Nazi Enigma encoder was sold
During World War II, Nazi Germany created the Enigma machine to encode all correspondence, keeping the military information completely confidential. In addition to stron…
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During World War II, Nazi Germany created the Enigma machine to encode all correspondence, keeping the military information completely confidential. In addition to stron…
Forty-six years ago, Apollo 11 crew landed on the Moon, marking a great achievement when humankind made its first steps on Earth's satellite.
The RoboCup World Championship football tournament takes place in China, with the participation of special players - robots of many countries.
The opening of the expanded Suez Canal took place today in the joy of both the people and the Egyptian government, who are expecting the new waterway to bring significan…
The Vietnamese delegation consists of one teacher, two students and two students who will participate in the World Science Conference (WSCI) in Jerusalem, Israel from Au…
Japan will restart its nuclear power program today after two years of disruption due to community concerns related to the Fukushima disaster.
The city of Hamburg, Germany has just been selected as the first place to test the first smart roads in Europe.
Defeating Hong Kong (China) with a score of 5 - 1, the representative of Vietnam won the championship in the ABU Robocon 2015 competition in Indonesia.
The Tsar Bomba is the largest, most powerful nuclear weapon ever exploded, and remains the most powerful explosive device ever detonated in human history.
The tree has the shape of a naked girl, the eye training practice to have a supermarket, a sign that recognizes the body containing toxins ... are the most interesting n…
The National Bureau of Science and Technology Information (NASATI) organized the EURAXESS Science Slam ASEAN 2015 competition for Vietnamese scientists and researchers w…
Review the memorable events that took place on 9/9 in history.
With a maximum score of 162, the 12-year-old girl from Essex, England - Lydia Sebastian - left two of the great scientists Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking in a recen…
These deadly viruses revive. Foxes eat human meat. The soldiers never sleeps. It is not a horror film but a bold idea of today's scientists. Popular Science magazine h…
On the morning of September 11, for the first time, the Ministry of Science and Technology held a meeting between 70 young scientists and Government leaders.