This robot will replace cosmic astronauts
According to the Japan International Space Agency (JAXA), Int-Ball is a robot-drone capable of filming and shooting in outer space.
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According to the Japan International Space Agency (JAXA), Int-Ball is a robot-drone capable of filming and shooting in outer space.
US scientists use lasers to create the brightest light on Earth, one billion times brighter than the sun's surface.
The virtual reality application of Google Earth allows users to sign in to any place, fly there in 3D with virtual reality glasses.
The hot air balloon was designed by NASA to detect ultra-energetic cosmic ray particles outside the galaxy when the particles hit the Earth's atmosphere.
With this new product, Google helps users around the world calculate whether or not to install a solar panel on their roof.
Cold War-era molten nuclear reactor technology has been proven to be used to create clean, sustainable and safe energy for Earth for tens of billions of years.
Stephen Hawking has warned that technology must be properly controlled to protect the future of humanity.
The idea of using lasers to turn the Earth's atmosphere into a giant magnifying glass may sound like a fiction. However, experts believe that this can become a reality…
Possibly, someday, we will face the end of the world: global warming, disease raging, pandemic swarms, corpses alive, alien attacks. .
A French engineer has sought to modernize this ancient watch to match the current digital age. The device is printed from a 3D printer and can display numbers under the…
2016 is about to pass with many difficulties and gloom all over the world. However, for the science and technology world, 2016 has a lot of very promising breakthroughs,…
Superconducting magnets can help create the correct medical devices for the nerve.
By sending and waiting for feedback, an American computer scientist has successfully mapped all of the devices connected to the Internet globally.
Not only does it fly continuously on the surface of the earth for months, the stratospheric aircraft can also play the role of artificial satellites.
Japanese scientists launch a world-leading elevator to the space station and prepare for testing.