Iran launched its first self-created satellite
This morning, Iran successfully launched its first satellite built by the country called Omid (Hope) into orbit, designed for research and telecommunications purposes.
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This morning, Iran successfully launched its first satellite built by the country called Omid (Hope) into orbit, designed for research and telecommunications purposes.
Iran has developed a new generation of advanced centrifuges for enriching uranium at a faster rate than its predecessors, diplomats and experts said Feb. 7.
Russia's rich uranium fuel is ready to be transferred to Iran's first nuclear power plant, Iran's national television on September 16 said the country's foreign minister…
The Iranian Revolutionary Army (IRG) has fired a series of missiles, including the Shahab-3 long-range missile. According to Iranian TV station yesterday, this is part o…
In the framework of the ongoing exercise in the Persian Gulf, Iran fired three new types of missiles for the Navy yesterday, with a longer range of missiles being equipp…
Yesterday, Tehran announced it would strengthen its development of its nuclear program by installing a second centrifuge system to serve uranium enrichment, which is sus…
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has launched a heavy water reactor project as part of the country's controversial nuclear program.
Russia will launch Iran's first satellite into space next week. The satellite is thought to be used for telecommunications and to study natural disasters.
The total length of thousands of underground waterways in the Iranian desert is equivalent to the distance of the Earth to the Moon (384,400km).
Iran said it will launch its first space observatory at the beginning of next month, when the Islamic Republic commemorates the victory of the 1979 revolution, according…
Iran will establish its first dark area on Qeshm Island in the Persian Gulf to promote astronomical and tourism research, according to Press TV on January 3.
A 37-year-old Iranian mathematician became the first woman to receive the Fields Medal, the prize known as the
Long-term plant life patients are thought to be brain dead. Some people who are too loving they always believe that they are still there, still listening, still know abo…
Corticosteroids that can be used as a topical, oral, or injectable form are prescribed to alleviate outbreaks, but when they are discontinued they can cause a strong out…
A rare story happened to a boy living in the Philippines when the boy was found to have 300 teeth in his mouth.