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In the flourishing period of the railway industry, coal was the fuel used to operate the train engine. Today, nearly two centuries since the steam-powered Rocket train i…
The United Nations on February 13 affirmed that the deteriorating soil condition and increasing number of nuclear reactors are the most urgent environmental problems tod…
Recent research shows that the Arctic will move from a carbon-containing state to a carbon source when the permafrost will emit greenhouse gases.
Engineers have been trying to build flying cars for a long time, but only a few successful designs have been able to fly in the air and run on the road.
To build a Medieval castle, it is right to apply Medieval techniques!
Some predictions about the next years of the 21st century have been given by theoretical physics professor Michio Kaku of New York University in the book of Future Physi…
Community health care, asexual reproduction and climate change are issues of interest at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science -…
On March 29, 2007, the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century will take place in Russia. Residents of Northern Caucasus, Northern Afghanistan and Antarctica (Russ…
On the first anniversary of the 125th anniversary, the famous Science magazine published a list of 125 greatest scientific problems. The structure of the universe and ma…
If the 20th century is considered a revolution in information technology, the 21st century will belong to nanotechnology. By nanotechnology, people can
All babies born after 1977, who enjoyed a childhood vaccination program, owe something to Henderson.
Today, every discovery is a step forward. But even when it's famous, it's just a brick on the high wall. Geniuses like Einstein are slightly different: they take a few b…
If the British physicist David Deutsch makes sense, the meeting between any two people will take place infinitely in the multitude of parallel universes at the same time.
In 2012, chemistry professor Jennifer A. Doudna of Berkeley University discovered a promising CRISPR-based tool that could be used to customize DNA genetics correctly.
Half a century ago, Isaac Asimov, a Russian-American science fiction writer, correctly predicted the evolution of human life in the 21st century.