Huge meteor fell into the Atlantic Ocean
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) recently announced a meteorite explosion
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The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) recently announced a meteorite explosion
SpaceX's Falcon-9 rocket (USA) on January 17 after launching and sending Jason-3 satellite into orbit and returning to Earth, straightening down on a deck outside the Pa…
According to scientists, a $ 5.4 trillion worth of a minor asteroid will fly across the earth on July 19.
An American rocket carrying unmanned ships carrying goods supplied to the International Space Station (ISS) exploded in mid-air, only three minutes after being launched…
The European Space Agency (ESA) was relieved when it announced that GOCE had landed safely in the sea.
The frog is said to live in a water tank at the Wallops / Central Atlantic Regional Airport in Virginia state, USA.
The Apollo submarine's submerged rocket engine has been salvaged by the expedition team of the founder of retailer Amazone.com, Jeff Bezos.
In the darkness of the early morning of April 15, 1912, when the Titanic sank into the ice of the Atlantic Ocean, survivors saw a series of light trails in the sky that…
The second partial eclipse in 2007 will take place on September 11, in about 2 hours. Only the Antarctic, South American and Southern Atlantic regions can observe this p…
Under the Atlantic Ocean, about 20 meters deep, surrounded by giant sharks and turtles off the coast of Florida, NASA space astronauts are preparing for future missions…
The new study shows that climate change could cause ocean currents in the oceans to become numb, gradually turning the Northern Hemisphere region back to the Ice Age.
Ocean pollution is growing to an amazingly high level, and residents living in the sea are at risk of extinction because of human waste.
The heaviest pumpkin in Australia and New Zealand has a volume of up to 743kg.
Scientists have selected a suitable potato variety for processing. Those are Atlantic, Megechip, Beacon chipper varieties.
One of the world's rarest orchids has been discovered by British botanists in a volcanic island in the Atlantic Ocean.