Environment
In less than a year, a volcano in Iceland erupted 7 times.
The Icelandic Meteorological Organization (IMO) said that early on the morning of November 21, Vietnam time, a volcano erupted on the Reykjanes peninsula, about 30km sou…
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China operates giant offshore solar farm
Chinese state-owned company CHN Energy announced on November 13 that its 1 GW offshore solar farm has started generating electricity.
Health
Breakthrough in human cell mapping project
On November 20, international scientists announced the first blueprint of the development of the human skeletal system, marking an important step forward in the Human Ce…
New technology
Israel builds road with wireless charging for electric vehicles
Israel's Ministry of Transport announced on November 3 that the route will feature the country's first wireless charging feature.
Space science
Meteor showers and interesting astronomical phenomena taking place in November you should not miss
November will have many interesting astronomical phenomena worth admiring, including a new moon, a supermoon, two brilliant meteor showers, and a direct Uranus conjuncti…
Photo library
Overwhelmed by the array of planes, tanks and 'huge' weapons at the Vietnam Military History Museum
From November 1, 2024, the Vietnam Military History Museum will officially open to welcome and serve visitors and offer free admission until the end of December 2024.
Space science
NASA found a malfunction on a spacecraft 24 billion km away
Voyager 1 has been transmitting meaningless data since late November last year because a chip on board could have been hit by a high-energy particle.
Photo library
Close-up of 4 kangaroos newly transferred from Cao Bang to Lao Cai
The kangaroos discovered in Cao Bang province after being transferred to the Hoang Lien Center for Rescue, Conservation and Biological Development (Lao Cao) have now ada…
Science story
The story of the 'father' of time zones
More than 140 years ago, American educator Charles F. Dowd created time zones. Today, time zones govern the work and sleep schedules of most people around the world.
Photo library
Rare photo at Empress Dowager Cixi's funeral: The most luxurious, the endless procession of farewells
Empress Dowager Cixi (November 29, 1835 – November 15, 1908) was one of the most powerful women in imperial China for a long time.
Scientific application
The first 3D eyes fitted to humans: Glitter like real eyes
The surgery on November 25 helped the 47-year-old man in the UK get the eye he wanted. He also became the first person in the world to be fitted with a 3D printed prosth…
AI - Artificial intelligence
World's first 'artist' robot writes poetry about Dante
On November 28, CNN reported that Oxford University (UK) recently held a poetry reading session for Ai-Da - the robot.
Space science
Russia launches 'dock' to the International Space Station
Russia's Soyuz rocket on November 24 took off from southern Kazakhstan, carrying the Prichal spacecraft docking module to the ISS.
Scientific application
Virtual land 'unhabitable' sold for a record $ 2.4 million
On November 22, a piece of land in the virtual space on the Decentraland blockchain platform was sold for a record $ 2.4 million.