Japan plans to build a tower of 1.6 kilometers high
If approved for construction, the Sky Mile Tower in Tokyo, Japan, will be twice as tall as the world's tallest Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
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If approved for construction, the Sky Mile Tower in Tokyo, Japan, will be twice as tall as the world's tallest Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
With the wisdom and love of the homeland, many Vietnamese people have become stars in the scientific sky when they are honored by the world in 2012.
Born in 1942, Stephen Hawkin is an English theoretical physicist. As a young man, he studied mathematics and physics at Newton and Cambridge University, and at the age o…
Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790) - American scientist who paved the way for research in the field of electricity. Through experiments, he proved that electricity is gener…
Goalkeepers who are the least likely to move on the field should be most susceptible and suffer a high risk of injury when playing under the cold weather.
Allergies can cause many problems for everyday life. So for those who suffer from allergies to very everyday things?
Many parents worry when young children cough every time, but not every cough is harmful and use cough medicine for children need special attention.
When the humidity of the air is too high, it will cause the wall, floor to flow and mold, bacteria begin to grow. This is the reason why babies get sick.
Sky fruit is the fruit of a tropical plant, growing much in the Solomons archipelago in the South Pacific region, where the air still retains its purity, not yet pollute…
Pollutants create dense haze in central and eastern China, making the sky darker and visibility falling sharply.
Dead geese belong to geese in the reservoir above, where the ducks migrated naturally to death.
The sound of advertising emanating from the tiny device mounted on the subway window is transmitted directly to the user's brain, making it unclear to passengers who are…
The darkest offices or apartments will also be well lit by a modern ceiling that creates a clear-cut sky view all year round.
Have you ever wondered if anything could glide in the sky like jellyfish swimming in the water? The German scientists at Festo have built such a device.