Margaret Hamilton - The unsung hero of the historic Apollo mission
Software engineer Margaret Hamilton was instrumental in helping the Apollo 11 astronauts land on the Moon and return safely to Earth.
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Software engineer Margaret Hamilton was instrumental in helping the Apollo 11 astronauts land on the Moon and return safely to Earth.
At the end of the 19th century, three American broadcasters, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse engaged in a 'war' in which any of them believed they we…
The 22-year-old man is faced with the miserable condition of having 10 different personalities, unable to leave the house on his own.
The Milky Way is home to millions of potentially habitable planets, and about four of them may contain extraterrestrial civilizations.
That's where Earth's atmosphere ends and space begins. But where is it?
'When I ask people how they want their transportation? They told me they wanted a faster horse,' quote from a biography of Henry Ford.
Despite its length of nearly 7,000 km, the strange thing is that the Amazon River has no bridge across it. The cause is believed to come from factors
Here are 5 scientists and experiments that are crazy, even somewhat cruel. The line between science and humanity becomes controversial by many.
A new study shows that Darwinian evolution could have happened up to four times faster, based on analyzes of genetic variation.
Humans have a unique sequence of two amino acids in the FOXP2 gene located on chromosome 7. This gene FOXP2 regulates the development of brain structures important for v…
Few mammals have the ability to regenerate severed organs and heal other severe injuries without scarring, but a small African rodent can.
Although purple light is the light with the shortest wavelength, blue light is the light that people see most when looking away from the mountains.
This is said to be the most difficult course of the US military, to practice the ability to dive and perform missions under high pressure.
For decades, scientists have been trying to synthesize a new allotrope of carbon, called graphyne, but they have not succeeded until now.
This theory has actually happened before on Earth, and in fact rain has been falling for over 1 million years.