First observations of the birth of the universe's first galaxies
Thanks to the James Webb telescope, researchers from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) became the first team to observe the formation of the three oldest galaxies i…
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Thanks to the James Webb telescope, researchers from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) became the first team to observe the formation of the three oldest galaxies i…
According to Meik Wiking, CEO of the Copenhagen-based Happiness Research Institute: 'Danish people are the happiest people in the world'
International scientists in Denmark, the UK and Canada have now been able to collect and analyze DNA - the molecule containing genetic material and genes - extracted fro…
Have you ever wondered what world famous cities looked like decades ago? The impressive photos below will take us back to the past.
Copenhagen-based start-up Seaborg Technologies is working on a new type of nuclear reactor that is cheap, mobile, flexible and super safe.
A secret tunnel has surfaced as workers dig the ground to build a new railway line at the station.
Thanks to the strict regulations related to garbage treatment, fresh air with lots of trees ... helped these cities become clean cities.
Scientists have identified the third type of cholesterol in human blood alongside good cholesterol HDL and bad LDL cholesterol
Scientists at the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) have discovered that near-death experiences that a person faces in a life-threatening situation are related to sleep…
The creator of the world's largest homemade submarine is being held in Copenhagen by suspicion of murdering passengers on his submarine.
A century ago, on August 23, 1913, the statue
About more than 300 years ago (stage 1680), after drinking the last drops of two giant wine jars, someone came up with a creative idea to re-use them appropriately.
Historically, archaeologists believe that the ancient Egyptians used black ink, which was purely carbon-based until the 4th and 5th centuries.
The dream of exploring the universe of two Danish youths was so great that they decided to build their own missiles and spacecraft to fly out to Earth.
Many prominent military rulers in history possessed famous steeds, stormed the battlefield and won great victories.