Taipei 101 Building can cause ... earthquakes
A Taiwanese seismologist has just released a study that said the world's tallest building in Taiwan could now cause earthquakes to damage lower houses near it. The funny…
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A Taiwanese seismologist has just released a study that said the world's tallest building in Taiwan could now cause earthquakes to damage lower houses near it. The funny…
Over the past few days, thousands of people in the downstream area of Song Tranh 2 hydropower project in Bac Tra My district (Quang Nam) are worried because they disco…
Natural disasters continue to occur in Sulawesi Island, central Indonesia when Soputan volcano
Chairman of Thanh Xuan District People's Committee Nguyen Xuan Luu said that he had been informed of information and was inspecting the specialized department.
Some taxi drivers said they had met ghost passengers in Ishinomaki city in Miyagi prefecture, Japan, which was devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Earthquakes, tsunamis, super typhoons blizzard devastating Southeast Asia and the South Pacific during the past week, causing thousands of deaths, but scientists warn th…
Recent research shows that the earthquake in Sichuan, China on May 12, 2008 has left profound effects on the brain function of survivors who seem perfectly healthy.
Japanese scientists have successfully developed a new super-elastic alloy. This material can be used in high-rise buildings to reduce impact when an earthquake occurs.
Seismologists from the Russian Academy of Sciences have registered an invention that is considered a weapon that can cause earthquakes. The invention is called
The US National Science Foundation has funded $ 27 million to the Texas Computer Center at the University of Texas to create the world's fastest new supercomputer in 201…
Both Google and NASA are releasing satellites that receive image signals depicting the earthquake's destruction and causing tsunamis last week in Japan.
The earthquake with an initial intensity of between 6.7 and 7.2 richter yesterday cut off some lines of Hong Kong fiber optic cable - China - Taiwan. This force majeure…
Researchers at ETH, Zurich, Switzerland have developed a device
Human creativity is endless - no one can deny this, because the evidence for that statement is present all around us, anytime, anywhere.
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.