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The new finding shows that Maya civilization is much more developed than what scientists have identified.
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The new finding shows that Maya civilization is much more developed than what scientists have identified.
By using 3D laser scanning, cosmic rays ... Egyptian experts built the first multi-dimensional image of the structure inside the pyramid.
Scientists were extremely surprised by the traces of the mysterious city missing for hundreds of years.
A lost medieval city, once located and thriving on the summit in Cambodia, has been found by archaeologists, thanks to laser beam technology from helicopters.
Archaeologists continue to discover new images of a place that could be Ciudad Blanca, the legendary gold city of South America.
Beneath the primeval forest in Honduras' Mosquitia region, archaeologists have found traces of ruins they consider the city missing Ciudad Blanca, or White City, accordi…
According to the Daily Mail, Russia is building a Death Ray fortress that can watch and destroy many targets in space.
Learners at the European Space Agency (ESA) said the Herschel space telescope found two mysterious laser streams originating from a rare binary star system called the An…
For the first time, researchers used diamonds to create maser (amplified by microwave emission by stimulated emission) in solid state and can operate continuously in roo…
Scientists at Moscow Technical and Technical University (MIPT) collaborate with other experts to test ways to destroy asteroids, avoiding danger to the Earth.
Cosmic garbage is the term for human objects that enter space and lie in the orbit of the Earth such as the old satellite, the lower level of a rocket, or fragments from…
Scientists at the China Air Force Technical University propose using giant lasers to destroy old satellites and other space junk to clean up Earth's orbit, Newsweek repo…
An international group of scientists from the US, France, England and Sweden first created a miniature version of the laboratory of a gamma ray explosion.
Scottish scientists create images that move faster than the speed of light and show that images can go back in time.
Currently, no weapon is strong enough to destroy an asteroid when detected in a short time, according to RT.