France used to be a tropical forest
In what is now Champs Elysee boulevard, the Eiffel Tower and neighboring vineyards, there used to be a dense forest like Amazon.
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In what is now Champs Elysee boulevard, the Eiffel Tower and neighboring vineyards, there used to be a dense forest like Amazon.
Buried in a massive 2,000-year-old eruption that once covered Pompeii and the nearby towns of Herculaneum and Stabiae, the half-human painted statue was found in a cliff…
Both SpaceX by Elon Musks and Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin are racing in the space travel industry.
Blue Origin, a rocket company owned by Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, is aiming to start selling space flights to tourists next year, 2019.
In the coming years, many heavy industries will be moved to other planets like the Moon and even asteroids.
Jeff Bezos's aerospace company said it is likely that visitors may travel into space with Blue Origin in 2018.
Jeff Bezos has achieved great success with Amazon online retailer, but improving the way of selling goods on Earth is not his most ambitious goal.
Malaria is one of the biggest health threats in the tropics like Amazon and it is difficult to predict its spread.
Founder Jeff Bezos said the rocket will explode after the test is done, but in the end it still landed safely.
Jeff Bezos and Blue Origin's New Shepard reusable missiles have successfully completed their 3rd launch.
In the future, it is only a matter of money to go back to the universe to play.
Before the situation of deforestation seriously affected the reproductive system and climate change, scientists have invented
With the investment of many large corporations, the ticket to travel into space is no longer at the 'alien' price as before.
The founder of Amazon.com, billionaire Jeff Bezos, has revealed plans for a spacecraft to get more people into space: he has taken photos and videos of a test launch of…
According to data recently provided by the Brazilian Ministry of Environment, the rate of forest trees destroyed in 2018 was 72% higher than in the same period of 2004.