Scientific works

From a distance, it was a shiny tent. As it approached, a solar-powered roof made the tent stand out from the wooden and rust-iron temporary housing structures.

A dioxin detoxification center will be invested in Da Nang, which is identified as contaminated with dioxin toxic chemicals used by the US military in the war years with the number

Viteos Energy, Switzerland, said it will build three islands floating on Lake Neuchâtel, each of which is 25 meters in diameter and covered by 100 solar panels.

As the global sea level rises and floods become more and more frequent, architects are looking to build structures on the water. Floating school in Makoko, Nigeria is such a

Launched in 2003, the ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter Array) project is one of the major scientific programs in the world; This is also the result of cooperation in many countries

In an effort to promote the use of clean fuels to protect the Earth from the negative impacts of climate change, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on March 17 officially operated the

According to a reporter in London, the British Government on March 19 approved a plan to allow French energy group EDF to deploy a project to build a nuclear power plant in

Built elaborately, the cost to build this miniature ocean is up to 290 million USD. Georgia Aquarium is the result of Bernard Marcus businessman - who has donated up to 250

A summer facility, scheduled to be used between December and March, will be built between two existing stations, Kunlun (Kunlun) and Zhongshan (Zhongshan) on the ice continent,

Walgreens (USA), famous for its 8,000 retail stores, announced plans to build net zero stores, providing clean energy for its operations, according to Gizmag.

In order to contribute to preserving freshwater ecosystems and diverse biological sources, on April 3, Singapore officially opened its first water park named

On April 9, Germany announced to begin work on building a permanent radioactive waste storage area, one of the issues that has been controversial in the government for three

Born in Moscow during the Second World War, the Kurchatov Institute took the lead and created a new industry: nuclear science.

Liquid helium - the fuel needed for devices and cameras to operate in extremely low temperatures - in the Herschel space telescope has been exhausted.

Head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Department of Security and Disarmament, Mikhail Ulyanov on May 1, said Russia plans to develop nuclear energy and will spend 1,000