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A dwarf horse in the United States went to university and sat in the classroom every day with its owner, a visually impaired female student.
The following are the most impressive photos in the 2009 National Photography Competition, organized by the University of Miami (USA).
A leaf, drops of water on a soap cake or white snowflakes that are seen through a microscope lens are impressive and beautiful.
International Institute for Species Exploration at Arizona State University in collaboration with the International Classification Committee of Science published a list…
The award is awarded annually by the US National Science Foundation and Science magazine, for photographs using modern technology to realize complex scientific topics.
The National Science Association of America and Science magazine have awarded awards for photos that best convey complex scientific concepts and information. The awards…
Can office photocopiers, especially color copy machines, become an artist's creative tool? OK! If you have the imagination of a poet.
According to the observatory, the fireball is said to be a meteorite that has reached the Earth's atmosphere at a speed of 20 km / s.
Scientists at the University of Texas, USA, developed a pen-shaped handheld device that can detect cancer in just 10 seconds.
The Chinese Space Agency in conjunction with Tonji University and Italian architect Stefano Boeri have announced a design to transport trees to Mars with a new Shanghai…
Researchers at Harvard University, USA, found an association between chemical products such as yoga mats and infertility in women.
NASA is developing a greenhouse project with the University of Arizona in the hope that astronauts can grow their own vegetables in future missions on the Moon or Mars.
William Gilpin, from Stanford University, USA won the first prize of Nikon's competition with the 8-week-old starfish film, Seeker, on December 14.
uTug are tiny robots developed by scientists from Stanford University (USA) with tremendous power when they work together.