Ghost hunting technology
Since the 19th century, people have created mysterious images with rudimentary cameras. Today, digital cameras and other modern equipment are used to hunt souls at the g…
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Since the 19th century, people have created mysterious images with rudimentary cameras. Today, digital cameras and other modern equipment are used to hunt souls at the g…
In the manuscript Bakhshali scattered symbols for numbers
Officially created in the late 1990s as a form of digital emotion, there are now about 6 billion emoticons sent worldwide every day.
On July 20, the Israeli Archaeological Agency (IAA) said advanced digital technology helped scientists first read a 1,500-year-old bible book.
Scientists have recreated Rome's earliest main temple - the Apollo sun god temple, thought to have been built by the first Roman emperor Augustus. This temple dates back…
Later this year, the US Air Force plans to have an electronically controlled phase array radar system located at Kwajalein atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
An international team of astronomers from the Sloan Digital Sky Project (SDSS) created the first large-scale map of the universe's structure.
Recently, a team of astronomers claimed that they had noticed some strange signals in the universe.
Jeff Barton, the scientist, gave viewers a new perspective on meteorites - stones coming from space.
LSST's huge telescope is being designed and built by SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in the US. It will provide the ability to capture and observe the night sky in…
Australia and New Zealand have submitted proposals for the installation of a Square Digital Network (SKA) radio telescope in Western Australia.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) said on October 17 that it has published the most complete digital Earth topographic map, created in collaboration with Japane…
The attractive field survey satellite of Europe GOCE has just completed a measurement map using the most accurate gravitational field method on Earth, bringing great ben…
The latest issue of Digital Science magazine, the world's first
Italy and the Sicilian island are as beautiful as jewels, a picture that Japanese female traveler Yamazaki Naoko works with ISS when the Earth is at night.