Research shows that: X-rays can turn diamond into graphite
Under normal conditions, diamonds are extremely durable, meaning that it converts back to graphite when the process is started with a sufficiently large energy source.
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Under normal conditions, diamonds are extremely durable, meaning that it converts back to graphite when the process is started with a sufficiently large energy source.
In the second half of 1895, when Anna Bertha Roentgen's husband spent several weeks studying in his lab, she devoted herself to serving her husband.
By using a network of detectors in Japan, scientists have discovered a rare kind of tremor from deep within the Earth called
A new study by a scientist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has discovered the advantage of binocular vision: the ability to see through objects.
With the ability to see organs in her body, Natasha Demkina was born in 1987 in Saransk city (Russia) was named
According to Sciencealert, scientists from the University of Califfornia, the US have discovered the hidden content in an old book of 1,400 years old.
Researchers are trying to find ways to preserve these bullets, which will be corroded if exhibited.
An unfinished self-portrait of the famous Dutch illustrator Rembrandt was discovered underneath the picture
French and American scientists have obtained amazing images of fossil fossils via European Synchrotron synchronous radiation equipment (ESRF) in Grenoble, France.
NGC 6231, located about 5,200 light years from Earth, is an ideal test to study a cluster of young stars, at a critical stage in its evolution.
Dark matter is a strange material that does not emit light or energy, but it is thought to produce about 85% of matter in the universe.
NASA's Chandra Observatory captures images with 5,000 giant black superholes, which have the largest density of black holes ever recorded.
American astronomers discovered from the data stored two mysterious light sources flashed a total of 6 times and lasted for a minute before dissolving.
A team of researchers from NASA's Chandra Astronomical Observatory discovered X-ray light from Pluto (Pluto).
According to the original plan, this project will be launched as early as 2014 and completed the task within 2 years, using 3 astronomical telescopes to collect X-ray ra…