Space science
The rain blocked the way of the shuttle
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) yesterday announced the space shuttle Discovery will not return to Earth as planned due to the possibility of rain today.
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Space science
The Red Planet once had a wet climate and rain
US scientists have published a new map of Mars that shows there was a large ocean in the north and valleys lying around the planet's equator.
Space science
ExoMars are 'appointment errors' with Mars
Xinhua News Agency reported that the European Space Agency (ESA) has just announced that it will continue to move the time for bringing the ExoMars off-road vehicle (pic…
Space science
America is about to launch a train to the toilet
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) will launch Endeavor on the International Space Station (ISS) today, with the mission to contribute to the expansion of this base, which…
Space science
Self-propelled vehicles go on many terrains
ATHLETE is a 6-foot robot vehicle developed by a group of American companies and institutes, capable of crossing quite hard, moderate or extremely soft surface terrains.
Space science
Train shuttle shuttle derails
A train carrying 8 rocket engines for American space shuttle Atlantis, was off the track and filled in yesterday. Fortunately, this accident did not affect NASA's plan t…
Space science
Asteroids rain on the Moon
Everyone who has observed the moon through a telescope has no doubt: many craters on the surface of the moon have shown the bombardment of asteroids with intense intensi…
Space science
The reaction of the body in a weightless environment suggests that living on Mars is still far away!
Read now to know that living on Mars will probably take a long time.
History
March 13: The world's longest undersea tunnel inaugurated
The Seikan Tunnel is a 53.85 km railway tunnel in Japan, with a length of 23.3 km underground.
Doomsday
The giant comet piece can wipe out life on Earth
A comet attack that wiped out previous dinosaurs will most likely repeat once again wipe out all life on the planet.
Biology
Why do trees die in the tropics?
The international team of scientists from the University of South Wales conducted a study to determine why some tropical plants are easy to die while others live
Biology
Marijuana can change the decision making part of the brain
A study in mice said that marijuana use during adolescence could change decision-making areas in the brain.
Biology
Vietnamese scientist creates rice strain against stress
Vietnam is one of the countries most severely affected by climate change. High sea level rise leads to the risk of losing cultivated areas due to flooding and salinity.
Biology
Surprisingly, the amount of calories that chess players burn, even sitting only one place
Chess is really a sport. Do not believe it? A new technology that has just been applied to this intellectual game will reveal the amount of calories burned by athletes i…