Archeology
Scan the grave radar with Shakespeare's curse
Researchers scanned the grave radar with a curse to stop intruders from the great writer William Shakespeare at Trinity Church in Stratford upon Avon, England.
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Archeology
Egypt launches the pyramid project with a radar scanner
Minister Damaty said the Bent Pyramid, built by the founder of the Fourth Dynasty Pharaoh Sneferu (2613-2589 BC), was chosen as the first place to implement the project.
Archeology
Underground treasure in Valley of Kings
Many tombs are still waiting to be excavated in the valley of the kings, where the royal members of ancient Egypt rested more than 3,000 years ago.
Space science
Detecting mysterious radar waves, can emanate from outer space civilization
Experts identify a black hole or a civilization that sent this signal. Whatever it is, it also possesses a tremendous amount of power.
Space science
Photograph of the 8.5 ton Chinese space station about to fall to Earth
The Fraunhofer Institute of High Frequency Physics and Fraunhofer Radar Technology published two radar images of Thien Cung 1, a Chinese space station that is losing con…
Space science
Preparing to launch a low-cost satellite can take pictures of the earth through the night
Recently, a technology company specializing in the development of small civilian satellites ICEYE said it is moving ahead with the development and deployment of SAR-aper…
Space science
Unexpected assessment of the most interesting mystery in history
Only about 5% of worldwide UFO sightings can be classified into this group because they are unidentified flying objects.
Space science
If a 'million dollar' satellite suddenly disappears, what will NASA do?
Every satellite or probe launched into space consumes NASA to millions of dollars. But what if they lose contact?
Space science
The mystery behind launching deadly bacteria into space
SpaceX is preparing to launch an important project. They are about to launch a deadly super bacterium, capable of resisting antibiotics into orbit on February 18.
Space science
The Chilean army announced the mysterious UFO video into the military radar
On January 7, Chile announced the video of an unidentified flying object (UFO) that entered the naval radar while carrying out its patrol duty.
Space science
Vietnam is about to build radar satellites
LOTUSat-1 and LOTUSat-2 satellites are an important component in the project of Vietnam National Satellite Center - the largest science and technology project ever, with…
Space science
The Sun storm nearly ignited nuclear war
The world almost went through a nuclear disaster after a Sun storm interfered with radar and interrupted radio signals at the coldest time of the Cold War.
Space science
Canada launches satellites with Indian missiles
According to CBC television channel, Canada will launch military satellite M3MSat to orbit by Indian boosters in July 2015.
Space science
By 2020, Vietnam will produce satellites
The National Satellite Center said that by 2020 the LOTUSat-2 radar sensor satellite will be assembled and used by Vietnam on a commercial scale.
Space science
Japan's spy satellite is fully operational
The Japan Cabinet Satellite Intelligence Center on April 26 said the No. 4 radar satellite launched in January was fully operational, helping Japan achieve the necessary…