After 2015, there will be a space station to replace the ISS Station
According to the Russian Space Agency (Roskomos), another space station will replace the International Space Station (ISS) after 2015.
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According to the Russian Space Agency (Roskomos), another space station will replace the International Space Station (ISS) after 2015.
The International Space Station (ISS) was upgraded to 3 km on April 4 to ensure optimal assembly conditions for cargo ships.
Japanese missiles carrying satellites have been successfully launched into space, this is the second time Japan has launched satellites in a month. The H-2A rocket was l…
People are making great efforts to find ways to control and curb global climate change. But it looks like we will have to work even harder.
Scientists using modern technology to observe inside the control of the liver-lancet ants, Popular Mechanics reported on June 10.
The root gas plant causes trouble for gardeners because it grows unbelievably fast and causes other plants to die.
CDC - The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found bacteria
Recently on Reddit forum appeared a topic that attracted extremely many followers and comments. This reason stems from a very horrifying but extremely difficult sight to…
Fungi attack the central nervous system of ants, control and use animals as food.
This mushroom is found in the tropical forests of Brazil. Mushroom spores penetrate the leaf-cutting ants.
Recent research shows that large cholera outbreaks are caused by bacteria originating in Asia, opening up hope to control the disease globally.
Carpenter ant - carpenter ant of tropical rainforest Brazil has a very uneventful life
For the first time international scientists have shown that there are separate genes that control the colorful and colorful patterns of butterflies in nature.
After infecting and killing beetles, the fungus controls the dead beetle on the flower to entice another host.
Weed is a headache for farmers of countries around the world, including countries with advanced technology like the US.