Asteroid 'crushing' system to protect Earth
The American scientist proposed the idea of launching a spacecraft to crash into the asteroid and make it explode into many pieces so that it is no longer capable of…
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The American scientist proposed the idea of launching a spacecraft to crash into the asteroid and make it explode into many pieces so that it is no longer capable of…
The world's largest solar telescope in Hawaii took pictures of a giant sunspot on the Sun at the end of February.
You may wonder when you read this title, but it is true that such a thing exists. Trovants in Romania are incredible rocks because they can grow, multiply, even move. Un…
Thousands of years of dependence on humans has caused the cat's brain to shrink, a new study finds.
The world's largest floating solar farm has just come into operation in Thailand, with the size of more than a hundred football fields combined.
Recently, scientists predicted an asteroid will reach Earth in early 2022. However, they also think it does not pose a danger to our planet.
An unbelievably large early dinosaur sea monster has revealed evolutionary secrets.
A team of paleontologists has released a giant millipede fossil, found on a beach in England in 2018.
Scientists fear the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica is fracturing and could shatter as easily as a car window.
TipsMake - Scientists at the University of Houston have just broken the record for the freezing point of water, and discovered the huge implications of this in energy sy…
Despite its ultra-small size, the 0.5mm wide camera can capture color images at the same quality as conventional lenses 500,000 times larger.
In the past 2 decades since its 'birth', a small satellite the size of a CubeSat shoebox has made a significant contribution to changing the world.
Even the wildest species of the Amazon rainforest are being impacted by human-caused climate change.
Although this desert is small in size, it makes everyone curious to explore, because the secrets and rumors here make scientists also helpless.
A planet that had a wetter start than Earth - a good sign because water is what sustains life - but isn't viable just because... it's a bit small.