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Bach Hac Than is a hydroelectric project being built by China on the Jinsha River, an upstream branch of the Yangtze River, located between Sichuan and Yunnan provinces.
Radioactive pharmaceuticals used to diagnose abnormal tumors in the brain, kidney, liver, lungs ... prepared at the Da Lat nuclear reactor.
Despite being a disaster-prone area, New Clark City is expected to stand firm in all cases, while aiming at a green city model.
Chinese scientists are close to agreeing on the world's longest rail tunnel design linking the mainland to Taiwan after years of controversy, South China Morning Post re…
The 25-megawatt Reppie power plant will help meet 30% of electricity demand in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa.
The Russian Space Agency and the US Aeronautics and Space Agency will jointly build a new space station called the Deep Space Gateway in the Moon's orbit.
This is the first project to be implemented in Latin America through a credit mechanism between Japan and Costa Rica.
In 1959, the US secretly started construction of a nuclear bomb shelter deep in the ground in the city of White Sulfur Springs, western Virginia.
Many giant buildings hidden deep underground make all visitors overwhelmed by their magnificence.
According to Space magazine, the world's largest radio telescope operating after struggling with the super typhoon Maria suffered serious damage.
An international team of scientists has been trying to turn CO2 into hard minerals over the past few years.
The Hubble Space Telescope, named after American astronomer Edwin Powell Hubble, was first launched into Earth orbit in April 1990.
Steel arch bridge across Truong Giang river with a length of over 11km will set the longest record in the world when completed.
From January 2018, researchers at the Neumayer III Institute (Germany), will begin planting tomatoes, lettuce, herbs, peppers, cucumbers, radishes, and even strawberries…
The South China Morning Post quoted project-related experts as saying the plan would