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The Japanese call the flowers of spring a fleeting beauty. In the spring, the hearts of people seem to settle when walking slowly under picturesque flower paths. Here ar…
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The Japanese call the flowers of spring a fleeting beauty. In the spring, the hearts of people seem to settle when walking slowly under picturesque flower paths. Here ar…
About 100 years ago, the desert town of Kolmanskop in Namibia once flourished, but now it has become a town.
These creatures love the extreme cold in areas like Antarctica and Arctic.
There are many ways to pluck a loose tooth that is about to fall out of a child and a man living in Dublin (Ireland) has a special way to pluck his son's teeth: using a…
The 2016 Nobel Economic Prize has just been awarded to Oliver Hart of Harvard and Bengt Holmström at MIT.
Traditionally, the 2015 Nobel Prize ceremony in the fields of Medicine, Literature, Economics, Physics and Chemistry was held solemnly at the Opera House in the capital…
This year's Nobel season begins with the Nobel Prize in Medicine published in Sweden's capital Stockholm, opening a week of awards in the fields of Physics, Chemistry, L…
On the morning of May 24, the landing ship of the Union (Soyuz) ТМА-20 landed on the prairies of Kazakhstan, safely returning three astronauts from the International Spa…
Exceeding more than 8,600 projects, 18-year-old Ceren Burcak Dag has just won the Stockholm Prize for Water for Students at the World Water Week 2009 conference in Stock…
As part of a visit to India by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart launched the world's most advanced…
The Oresund, a spectacular 15km-long sea crossing, has become the symbol of connecting two beautiful countries in Northern Europe.
Scientific research is an arduous process and also contains many dangers. Scientists may experience unwanted injuries, get sick or even die to reach the destination of t…
Niels Henrik Abel (1802-1829) was a Norwegian mathematician who contributed to the development of Algebra and Calculus.
Dr. Malcolm Casadaban is the first US scientist who died of the plague after 50 years of studying this pathogenic bacterium - a form that no longer causes human illness.
According to BBCNews, this is considered a significant genetic feat to disrupt reproductive rules.