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This is where the highest afternoon waves in Europe are witnessed, which usually last for half a year from March to September.
On October 7, the European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launched the Hera spacecraft carrying a mission to study how to protect the Earth from collision threats from…
Every year, the town of Nazaré experiences a huge wave season when the water can rise up to 30m high.
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is known as one of the largest and most complex scientific experimental facilities in human history.
The two observatories Chandra and XMM-Newton have
On October 1, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) celebrated its 70th anniversary.
While Asian-origin cars are often easy to honk, European-origin cars are often more difficult to honk.
Researchers recently said that a new study has proven that thousands of skeletons and hundreds of weapons reveal a 3,250-year-old battle.
The existence of life on Earth – this obvious fact is being confirmed by European scientists. Why is that?
European scientists are preparing to launch two satellites designed to create total solar eclipses on demand.
Founded 200 years ago, the Meise Botanical Garden (near Brussels, Belgium) with an area of 92 hectares is one of the largest and oldest botanical gardens in Europe.
A European woman accidentally found a treasure buried since the Middle Ages in what archaeologists call a once-in-a-ten-year discovery.
Male blue crabs lose their reproductive function and develop ovarian tissue due to a notoriously cruel parasite.
Ellinikon City will integrate modern technology in waste, water and energy management, bringing many economic benefits.
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