Norwegian sea elephant climbs on yacht to sleep
This 600kg mammal caught the attention of Norwegians, even being broadcast live on the website of the local newspaper.
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This 600kg mammal caught the attention of Norwegians, even being broadcast live on the website of the local newspaper.
Scientists at the University of Oxford (UK) have warned NASA when the agency plans to broadcast position data and other information into space.
This is the closest source of extragalactic radio waves ever recorded, the origin of which could be a neutron star companion or even a black hole.
Marchese Guglielmo Marconi (born April 25, 1874 - July 20, 1937) was an Italian inventor, considered
Many scientists argue that sending messages into space without knowing who will receive may be a bad idea. This could lead to a bad future for Earth.
CEO Elon Musk said this is SpaceX's most difficult missile launch mission ever.
For the first time in the world, EgyptSat-A Egyptian remote sensing satellite produced by Russia is able to capture the image of the earth's surface in 4K ultra-high res…
The ship is believed to broadcast emergency signals in the Strait of Malacca, where aircraft MH370 disappeared in 2014.
Experts collaborate with Discovery Channel to broadcast live the opening process containing the 2,500-year mummy of an Egyptian senior priest on April 7.
China continues to make notable strides in making its new broadcasters obsolete.
The same live match but having to watch the goal slower than the neighbors is a common occurrence for TV viewers.
Here are the basics of DAB - Digital Audio Broadcasting, a form of radio technology being used in some countries ...
Norway completed the transition to use digital radio technology, becoming the first country in the world
In an era when mobile waves bring many features superior to radio waves, why people still believe in using a technology
This is the plane that Facebook will use to broadcast free internet to mankind.