Harvard University wants to spray poison to save the Earth
Bringing sulfate compounds into the atmosphere is like a volcanic eruption. It may not stop once side effects are out of control.
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Bringing sulfate compounds into the atmosphere is like a volcanic eruption. It may not stop once side effects are out of control.
The astronauts' job is not only to study scientific experiments, but also to help the Earth inhabitants observe the beauty of their planet.
Meteorites rush through the atmosphere at an altitude of about 36km above the Atlantic Ocean.
Brazilian physicist and astronomer Marcelo Gleiser has just been awarded the Templeton prize worth $ 1.4 million (over VND 32 billion) for his important contributions bo…
Images of black holes are also announced in Tokyo (Japan), Brussels (Belgium), Taipei (Taiwan), Santiago (Chile) and Shanghai (China).
We are better than the dinosaur in the telescope.
2018 is a disastrous year for people in Indonesia. Volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis - natural disasters have been occurring continuously since the beginning of the year,…
Manizales is a city in Caldas (the center of Colombia's coffee growing area), surrounded by beautiful rural scenery.
Researchers have discovered a unique shimmering planet in the universe with surfaces covered with sapphire and ruby.
The Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft produced by Russia carries three astronauts who landed in the vast snow cover in Kazakhstan, located about 140 km southeast of Dzhezkazgan cit…
According to new data released from NASA, from now until 9 January 2019, there will be 9 asteroids
Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent years building a bold project, capturing the images of the last tribes on Earth and the legacies they leave behind.
Before we learn more about how the Moon affects the tide, let's see what the tide is.
The vast universe does not lack the forces that can devastate our small planet. But there seems to be something in the universe that is more terrifying than all.