In 1994, humanity once faced extinction but escaped thanks to this 'mysterious hero'
According to scientists, this 'mysterious hero' has saved the Earth and humanity from collisions many times, not only in 1994.
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According to scientists, this 'mysterious hero' has saved the Earth and humanity from collisions many times, not only in 1994.
In 2010, the current US President Obama gave a speech regarding NASA's plan to put a man on an asteroid by 2025.
Although photography has become a habit of many people now, it was a revolutionary invention in the past.
Here are 5 scientists and experiments that are crazy, even somewhat cruel. The line between science and humanity becomes controversial by many.
Humanity has gone through countless wars for thousands of years, on the battlefield even though the head is falling and bleeding, there are still certain conventions tha…
Either we develop the technology to safely harness the energy needed to escape our planet, or we kill ourselves in a cataclysm, a new study says.
Scientists fear that natural disasters as well as war can destroy all human knowledge stores on Earth.
Contrary to what is seen in the movies, this could be an obstacle forever beyond humanity's reach.
The world will face 1.5 disasters per day, or 560 disasters per year, by 2030 if humanity continues to increase the earth's temperature and ignore the risks of climate c…
Scientists around the world have found ways to help humanity escape the danger of extinction due to the pandemic.
The Kardashev Scale evaluates a civilization based on its ability to harness energy from the universe.
Thousands of new viruses have been discovered, they appear in the air, animals, oceans, even falling from the sky.
VLA and ALMA, humanity's two heavy-duty radio astronomical observatories, have collected spectacular data sets of 97 fledgling stars with protoplanetary disks.
In the 1770s, inventor David Bushnell designed the Turtle, the world's first submarine.
The remaining part of China's rocket after launching into space in 2014 will crash into the Moon on March 4, 2022, at a speed of about 9,000 km / h (equivalent to 2,500…