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The Guinness World Records organization has just awarded the title of shortest young man to Dor Bahadur Khapangi - an 18-year-old boy who is only 73.43 cm tall.
This is said to be the most difficult course of the US military, to practice the ability to dive and perform missions under high pressure.
Around the world, there are many people who graduated from university before they even reached their teenage years and became professors, teaching university level to th…
The world's most powerful supercomputer and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques have successfully simulated how carbon-12 - the seed of humans, species and even alie…
This phenomenon is born under the influence of the G-force, it causes the faces of pilots to age clearly but can also make them younger in just a few seconds.
The prosthetic eye discovered in Iran was born around 2900 - 2800 BC and is still located in the eye socket of a woman's skull.
German and Argentine scientists have identified a strange, powerful new type of star covered in helium-burnt ash. More horrifying, this kind of cosmic monster spawns fro…
Biological processes in the weightless environment take place in a different way than on Earth, adaptive mechanisms in the human body must be rebuilt.
A rare Sumatran rhinoceros has been born in Way Kambas National Park in Indonesia, offering hope for the conservation of endangered animals.
The escape slide was born decades ago, can be opened in an emergency situation for passengers to slide down safely from the plane door.
VLA and ALMA, humanity's two heavy-duty radio astronomical observatories, have collected spectacular data sets of 97 fledgling stars with protoplanetary disks.
Rats born from unfertilized eggs are a new achievement in reproductive science.
After discovering a dead mother shark, with 6 living embryos still in her stomach, Japanese scientists decided to raise them with the artificial womb technology they wer…
A young Vietnamese-born inventor, Uyen Tran, found a way to reuse shrimp shell by-products and combine coffee grounds into a substitute for leather.
Two objects more advanced than the planet but failed to be considered a star, born as a couple but separated by 129 astronomical units.