Discover large meteorite in Antarctica
Vinciane Debaille, a geologist of the Free University of Brussels in Belgium, and Belgian and Japanese colleagues have used snowmobiles to find Antarctic meteorites for…
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Vinciane Debaille, a geologist of the Free University of Brussels in Belgium, and Belgian and Japanese colleagues have used snowmobiles to find Antarctic meteorites for…
Belgian researchers have found strange insects up to 32cm in Vietnam. Up to now, this insect has the second longest in the world.
Over the past two days, hundreds of tourists lined up at Belgium's National Botanical Garden to admire the rare flower of Titan Arum. The reason is because this flower o…
A Belgian woman had a larynx that worked well after surgeons implanted airway cells of a dead man into the arm.
A group of American and Belgian experts found that lactic acid is an important source of energy for cancer cells.
The Belgian blue cow, Bully Whippets, dog pill Bull are the largest muscular animals.
A Belgian farmer was shocked to see his cow give birth to a two-headed calf.
Recently at the Olmen Balen Zoo (Belgium), the 7-year-old Belgian custodians were surprised and happy when it came to four beautiful tigers. This is a rare case in natur…
According to Guardian, the Belgian Royal Meteorological Institute announced in December 2017
Belgium is experiencing the longest cold spell in over 70 years. The Belgian Meteorological Agency report said the cold spell with temperatures below 0 degrees C has ent…
A storm over the outdoor music festival in an eastern Belgian city yesterday left at least 3 people dead and 71 injured.
The Belgian research station in Antarctica, which has been operating since February 15, is welcomed by the scientific community because it works entirely with wind and s…
A Belgian biology professor loves animals, he trains a parrot who can speak two languages.
VNREDSat-1B satellite produced by 3 Belgian companies according to Vietnamese orders is expected to be launched in 2017.
British physicist Peter Higgs, and Francois Englert, Belgian, have just been announced to win this year's Nobel Prize in physics for their work on the theory of