Earth enters 'mini Ice Age', temperatures start to decline as soon as 2020?
A scientific expert has warned that the Earth may experience a 'mini ice age' lasting over 30 years, causing a sharp drop in temperatures and a possible scarcity of food.
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A scientific expert has warned that the Earth may experience a 'mini ice age' lasting over 30 years, causing a sharp drop in temperatures and a possible scarcity of food.
Despite having infected over 9,800 people, killing at least 213 people, the corona virus that first appeared in Wuhan has no official name and caused confusion on the he…
Sitting at work but sleepy shook his eyes. You fold the computer, turn off the power to go to sleep, but when lying down to bed to
As we all know apricot trees usually appear only on the occasion of the spring festival. So, do you know anything about apricot tree? Most will not know. To better under…
Climate change is causing Australia to experience a record heat wave with many forest fires and its effects under the sea are much worse.
Some international scientists coming to Vietnam were curious about the Vietnamese bamboo pole. And they discovered that carrying heavy objects on a bamboo pole allows pe…
Around 7 am on November 28, a magnitude 4.7 earthquake occurred in Trung Khanh district, Cao Bang province with a 10 km deep epicenter. This is the third time this area…
The 2nd USTH Space Day 2019 is organized to inspire young people who are passionate about exploring the universe.
Nowadays, people often hear the word 'thick blood', which means the blood has a high viscosity or blood viscosity syndrome.
Non-itchy rash is a symptom that many people experience. When you have this sign, you often worry, do not know why you have it?
When you have gastroesophageal reflux disease, many people will experience heartburn, bloating, and do not dare to eat anything else.
Based on real data of patients, 3D hearts are designed to help doctors perform 'virtual' surgeries instead of on the patients' bodies.
The University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff, UK is testing a virtual reality device for women in labor, helping them to relax and ignore the pain.
Bizarre and confusing Deja Vu is a new phenomenon researched by scientists - named Deja Reve.
The birth experience on the universe is obviously very different, and so many risks that no one has dared to try.