Looking back at the ISS space station after 15 years of operation
November 2 last marked 15 years since the first astronauts began to reside in space, on the International Space Station (ISS).
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November 2 last marked 15 years since the first astronauts began to reside in space, on the International Space Station (ISS).
In April 1912, from the seat swaying on the back of the elephant, three middle-aged Britons in London at the beginning of the year were appointed by the standing Ministe…
The world's largest and most powerful space telescope has a problem in the latest test of vibration.
Theoretically, scientists think it is possible to build a time travel machine, go to the future or go back to the past.
On August 16, 1960, the world stood still when he saw the free fall back to the ground of US Air Force Colonel Joseph Kittinger from a height of 31.3 km.
When participating in the entry Ask Me Anything of Reddit, Bill Gates shared what he wanted to do if he had a chance to return to the past.
Looking back at the memorable images in the life and career of former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.
Michael Farmer, 40, lives in Arizona (USA), often rushing back and forth around the world in search of stones from the universe.
This year's Nobel season, as well as many years ago, is still considered a happy season, an occasion to honor the most worthy scientific achievements, creative achieveme…
Columbus was not the one who found America and did not bring syphilis back to Europe. Here are the most popular misconceptions about Christopher Columbus, according to L…
US quantum physicists theorize that humans can completely build a time machine to change the past.
At 1:23 minutes on April 26, 1986 at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, in the Republic of Ukraine of the former Soviet Union, there was a unique accident in the history…
Did you know, our ears use a protein called TMC1 to convert sound waves received from external effects into electrical waves, transmitting information about the brain.
According to NTV, Professor Clare Collins, a researcher at the University of Newcastle, said that if you hold back a long time, the gas will be absorbed into the blood a…
A 32-year-old woman visiting a rural area outside Moscow returned home with a surprisingly strange object on her face.