Inventions that changed the world in the year of the Dragon
Many breakthrough inventions in different fields have appeared in the history of the Giap Thin years.
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Many breakthrough inventions in different fields have appeared in the history of the Giap Thin years.
Launched in 1998, the Google Search search engine celebrated its 25th birthday with a video summarizing the things users searched for most during this time.
The mass per cubic centimeter can amount to more than 100 million tons, and a tablespoon of matter weighs as much as a mountain on Earth.
Vuong Trinh Nghi has become a bright star in the field of science, dubbed the 'Marie Curie of China'.
Currently, it is said to be the only stadium in the world that has an active train track running through.
Earth's magnetic field is an indispensable protective layer for life on Earth, but in recent years European scientists have been monitoring and realizing its strength is…
When radiocarbon dating, the scientists found that the frog was 2,000,000 years old.
Egypt is able to grow tens of thousands of hectares of sugar beets in the arid desert soil of the southern part of the country thanks to underground water drilling techn…
A new study has created fruit flies that 'essentially' can be controlled remotely .
Asteroid more than 200 tons crashed to Earth with a special flight path, creating a series of meteorite fragments scattered in a large area.
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the moment the Moon passed in front of the Sun on June 29.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been repeatedly proven to be capable of outperforming humans in many fields. And recently, AI has 'dare' to encroach on the field that h…
Discovering the cell and many outstanding achievements in the fields of mathematics and mechanics, Robert Hooke died of scurvy and was never married.
In the list, there are 3 representatives from China. They are strong competitors with Russian and American fighters in this field.
Earth's protective crust has undergone an unusual change over the past two centuries, which may affect the planet's magnetic polarity reversal.