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The machine, manufactured by Mr. Pham Van Hat (Hai Duong), has a length of 20 m, wheels can move on muddy and subsidence fields, and has been exported to Australia and T…
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The machine, manufactured by Mr. Pham Van Hat (Hai Duong), has a length of 20 m, wheels can move on muddy and subsidence fields, and has been exported to Australia and T…
The cold air combined with the storm created a strong northeast wind on the northern edge of Nakri typhoon, causing the storm to increase rapidly as it changed direction…
Typhoon 6 is speeding up and moving towards the mainland provinces of Central Vietnam with strong winds of level 12 and level 15. It may land in Quang Ngai - Khanh Hoa t…
Although only in theory, the proposal of scientist Gérard Mourou is considered to open a bright future for the treatment of radioactive waste which is extremely dangerou…
Pham Duc Chinh was born without a rim and ear canal, so it is hard to hear and slow to speak, but graduated with a good university degree, determined to become a chemist.
A double task: to save energy while simultaneously creating water from the air.
Shipper will not have to run along each neighborhood miserable, confused with the crowded number of houses.
Robots are equipped with machine learning technology and artificial intelligence, capable of classifying four different waste categories for recycling.
When do we have a Trashpresso patrol on the road every afternoon?
Agehama salt making technology has a history of more than 400 years, only exists on the Noto peninsula, Japan.
Everyone loves fireworks - light, colors and of course loud bangs. But the history of fireworks is not just a celebration.
Giant squid, also known as Architeuthis, is one of the most mysterious creatures of the ocean.
The coastal ecosystem from the US state of California to Oregon is facing the purple sea urchin 'army', with the number of urchins increasing by more than 10,000% since…
Chinese scientists have published a new image of the mysterious material found on the lunar surface, which has puzzled the scientific community for weeks.
The majority of wood chips in sediments on the bottom of the Bay of Bengal belong to ancient trees growing in lowlands near the sea.