The warm summer makes the Roman Empire prosper
A new study by the Swiss Federal Research Institute recently published by the American journal Science shows that warm summers are probably the key to the Roman Empire's…
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A new study by the Swiss Federal Research Institute recently published by the American journal Science shows that warm summers are probably the key to the Roman Empire's…
Professor and doctor of science Ngo Van Buu said it is necessary to test soil geophysical geophysics to help solve the problem
Ho Chi Minh City will apply the radiation method to detect death holes in the streets. On December 14, Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science, Technology, Construction a…
According to initial evaluations, the authorities' determination of the cause of 42 deaths was caused by: old water supply and drainage pipes were blown, ...
The Nigerian government is urgently building dams to prevent the possibility of a dangerous lake on Cameroon's crater breaking and releasing toxic gas.
Sand, death pit and information on mud test results in Cao Bang are the outstanding information on the morning of November 13 on Science and Technology in newspapers.
During this time, many death holes have appeared in the world and caused many serious consequences, from collapsing houses, collapsing roads, ...
At least 10 people were killed and about 300,000 were evacuated due to floods and landslides after heavy rains in northeastern India. In Arunachal Pradesh and Assam stat…
The number of people killed by the magnitude 7 earthquake that struck September 2 in the Indonesian island of Java reached 34, more than 4,000 houses were damaged.
Hundreds of policemen, soldiers and rescue workers are trying to find 9 missing in floods and landslides after heavy rains in southern Japan.
The Indonesian Seismic Agency said on the morning of July 27, a 6.1-magnitude earthquake rocked the west coast of Sumatra.
Floods lasted from 3-5 / 7 in the northern mountains, causing many deaths. Water in some rivers is reaching record levels. Preliminary damage is estimated at tens of bil…
The European Union (EU) will end the production of traditional incandescent balls from September 2012 and switch to using energy-saving balls.
The 6.4-magnitude quake shook Baluchistan province, near the Afghan border, on 29 October, destroying 2,000 houses in a series of villages.