Fossil data reveal the origin of feathers
How did birds form wings? Fossil data show that the proportion of limbs changed in dinosaur-derived birds.
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How did birds form wings? Fossil data show that the proportion of limbs changed in dinosaur-derived birds.
According to archaeological data, tribes in South Africa remained the same way of life 44,000 years ago.
The Great Wall is actually two times longer than previously published data, a survey team has discovered more sections within the complex structural system of this proje…
One of the most important moments in Earth's life was the Cambrian explosion of life, about 540 million years ago, when complex and multicellular life forms appeared thr…
The debate is heating up around a controversial hypothesis that the very strong collision with comets caused the huge North American mammals to become extinct nearly 13,…
A new map based on satellite data revealed Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple is the center of one of the world's largest pre-industrial cities. They also open the light for A…
It was not until August 1986, Voyager 2, the interplanetary exploration ship launched by the United States in 1977, began to send the first close-up images of Neptune, t…
Previously, floppy disks were an indispensable item in computer document storage in the last century, and now they are really obsolete.
Spacecraft Dawn finishes the mission of studying 11-year space with lots of valuable images and scientific information.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched a satellite to orbit a global level of wind on the earth's surface.
Clouds of this country are found right in the Great Red Spot - the red storm that existed for centuries on Jupiter.
Scientists have found evidence that the big Theia planet event with Mars plunges into the earth, begins life and creates the Moon is real.
NASA's Juno spacecraft has just gathered a lot of interesting data on the closest approach to Jupiter's beautiful multicolored sea.
ESA and NASA recently announced that the tape is said to be sound emitted from the surface of the Sun.
The study has just published in the Astrobiology scientific journal of the US scientists group of many units, using data that Cassini research spacecraft.