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Unlike in Vietnam, it is difficult to witness the moon
According to astrologers in the US and India, 2007 will be a rainy year and a natural disaster may happen in Asia around mid-August 2007 when the Sun, Mercury, Mars and…
Lack of policies to promote full exploitation of renewable energy sources, while energy consumption is wasteful and inefficient ...
On March 29, 2007, the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century will take place in Russia. Residents of Northern Caucasus, Northern Afghanistan and Antarctica (Russ…
The Hefei Institute of Physical Science under the Chinese Academy of Sciences will complete the advanced superconducting nuclear fusion reactor (EAST) in March or April…
Kepler is now slowing down with a stable orbit around the Sun and 94 million miles from Earth (151 million km).
Europe has long wanted to stop using fossil fuels and switch to renewable energy sources such as wind or the Sun.
The library is a place for bookworms to immerse themselves in it, which is not controversial. For centuries, its role in society is extremely important for humanity's pr…
In June 2015, the total cost of ITER construction exceeded 14 billion USD but experts said this was a totally worthy investment.
In Tim Cook's talk at the Goldman Sachs Tech Conference 2015, Apple CEO said the company is building a solar field.
The UK will set up a space forecasting center, to predict the emergence of super solar storms, potentially affecting the earth.
A skyscraper shaped like a tree in fictional movies like Star Wars could become a reality in 2012.
The 'artificial sun' project that produces clean and safe sources of energy could end dependence on the dwindling fuel sources on earth.
Using solar cells is a way of recovering a renewable source of renewable energy. But another 'classical' way is ...
Taiwan is building the first stadium in the world to use solar energy to produce electricity. It will serve the World Games sports event in July.