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The Long Bien bus station at the end of Yen Phu street, 100 years ago, was originally a large open area where bundles of bamboo were sold, so the locals called it the Ba…
The northern winters are chilling, but if you get to experience winter in Russia, you'll definitely feel lucky.
Recently, the account @TheBrutalNature posted a rare video on social media (formerly Twitter) showing a large fish swallowing a smaller fish.
The combination of the aurora borealis and the Perseid meteor shower is a rare and spectacular event that leaves many sky enthusiasts in awe.
Scientists from the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology have discovered many active compounds in the mắc khén plant that have antifungal, antibacterial, and cytoto…
Human life has become more civilized and developed thanks to inventions. However, some of them also pose a danger to the world.
Some of these designs were ahead of their time—some just looked good on paper. Here are seven hunting rifles you've probably never heard of.
The first recording of a dust storm on the surface of Mars revealed that the dust tornado that 'swallowed' the Perseverance robot in September 2021 was 119 m high.
NASA's Nel Gehrels Swift Observatory has picked up an incredible signal from a mysterious world in the early universe.
There are still a few places on Earth that are not claimed by any nation.
Why has the rabbit's miraculous reproductive ability never made it a staple food source for humans? What secret is hidden behind this?
This punishment only takes a few hours to make the prisoner's life worse than death because of the
In a remote part of Australia, a series of hieroglyphs very similar to those created in ancient Egypt have been found.
Archaeologists have deciphered part of the writing system.
The Boötes void or giant void is a very large, nearly spherical region containing very few galaxies. It is located in the vicinity of the constellation Boötes.