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The seven new wonders of the world are a vote on a global scale, in order to find the seven greatest buildings that people ever built, besides the seven wonders of the a…
His first scientific work is known and appreciated as the book
Tesla is known for many revolutionary contributions in the fields of electricity and magnetism in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
The Valkyrie mission (in German: Walkür) was a conspiracy to assassinate German governor Adolf Hitler on July 20, 1944, at the command post of the Rastenburg district.
On July 20 of 47 years ago, the mission crew of Apollo 11 set foot on the Moon, officially marking the first time humans conquered another object outside of Earth.
Notable scientific events on July 23 in history.
The United States during the Cold War affirmed its power to the socialist faction, after two successful trips to the Moon and explorers (Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 spacecra…
Abraham Lincoln was the first US president to be assassinated and died later. Lincoln's assassination was planned and executed by John Wilkes Booth, a professional drama…
This horrific accident killed 35 people out of 97 people on board and ended the era of hot air balloons.
On May 11, 1997, IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer beat the Russian chess champion, Garry Kimovich Kasparov.
Inge Lehmann (May 13, 1888 - February 21, 1993) is a famous Danish seismologist. She is the one who has the ability to detect Earth's Inner Core.
Skylab is the first US space station, developed by NASA aviation agency.
In 1994, scientists succeeded in producing a plasma of the highest temperature, up to 510 million degrees Celsius by the Tokamak Fusion reactor.
Notable events took place on March 6 in history.
Dutch astronomer Johannes Fabricius while observing the Sun through his telescope unknowingly discovered dark spots on the star's surface. This is also the first time an…