Russian space station will replace the US ISS global surveillance
Russian space station modules (ROS) are able to work immediately after the ISS international space station completes its flight program in 2024-2025.
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Russian space station modules (ROS) are able to work immediately after the ISS international space station completes its flight program in 2024-2025.
According to researchers from the Australian National University (ANU), a hydroelectric power plant built by pumping (or a hydroelectric power plant), can help Australia…
After being commissioned in September 2016, a 500m-wide Aperture Spherical (FAST) telescope in China officially opened to the public. However, every day this place only…
Zhangjiajie glass bridge, Napoli-Afragola, Louvre Abu Dhabi museum ... is one of the most anticipated architectural works in 2017.
New York City, USA, is planning to build a U19-shaped U-shaped building equipped with elevators that follow the curving curve.
Analemma Tower skyscraper once built, will be
Scientists at the Ny-Ålesund research station near the North Pole not only have to endure extreme temperatures sometimes down to -58 degrees Celsius, but also must be re…
Why is an organization equipped with modern technology, technology and the world's most powerful particle accelerator doing an odd job of keeping computer mice? Let's fi…
Large mirrors concentrate the sunlight to melt nitrate salts, thereby producing enough electricity to serve an entire city.
Tape drilling for sampling has started from August 15 and will end in early September.
A Chinese company is investing to build a park in Hangzhou so visitors can experience the feeling of traveling to space.
The world's first large-scale tidal power plant was inaugurated on September 12 in Scotland.
On September 25, the world's largest telescope - Thien Nhan (China) was officially put into operation with the mission of seeking extraterrestrial life.
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, shared rare images of Lulea high-tech data center in northern Sweden, 112km from the Arctic.
NASA experts are about to test the giant gilded mirror on James Webb space telescope to explore the early universe.