Breaking ground to build huge telescopes
The groundbreaking ceremony of Europe's huge telescope construction (E-ELT) has taken place in an area of 3,046m altitude belonging to Cerro Amazones in Chile.
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The groundbreaking ceremony of Europe's huge telescope construction (E-ELT) has taken place in an area of 3,046m altitude belonging to Cerro Amazones in Chile.
Why is an organization equipped with modern technology, technology and the world's most powerful particle accelerator doing an odd job of keeping computer mice? Let's fi…
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) is one of the largest particle accelerators ever built, with a mission to find evide…
Turkey will start using the first trans-sea railway linking Asia and Europe on October 29.
Liquid helium - the fuel needed for devices and cameras to operate in extremely low temperatures - in the Herschel space telescope has been exhausted.
The design team from Budapest University of Technology and Economics (Hungary) has unveiled a prefabricated house model that makes full use of solar energy, especially a…
The European Astronomical Agency (ESO) announced the super-telescope telescope in the Atacama desert (ALMA) ready to go into operation.
Scientists from the European Center for Nuclear Research (CERN) have planned to stop by the end of 2012 the LHC large particle accelerator ...
Beyond the technological, human and financial challenges, the train tunnels under the Strait of Gibraltar, connecting Spain with Morocco will open hope for a close proxi…
The giant wooden bridge has a name
First-class compartment, that's what business people like to fly in expectation. Only 10 minutes in the waiting room, then the seat was smooth, noisy and served a delici…
Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
This large disparity in body size is also one of the most obvious differences of residents on the two continents.
Many historians say Marie Antoinette simply ran out of dye, but Henriette Campan, the servant of the queen lost her throne, affirming that her pain was dyed with white h…
The World Health Organization warns that measles are spreading throughout Europe because the regional vaccination rate tends to decrease.