The world's most powerful icebreaker started testing at sea
Arktika icebreaker is more than 173m long and 33,500 tons of displacement, can break 3m thick ice.
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Arktika icebreaker is more than 173m long and 33,500 tons of displacement, can break 3m thick ice.
Named as Earth but with little land, people will come to a time when there is no place to live. So what if the land and water were swapped?
This may be the foundation for building an absolute secure quantum information network.
People in the future will have to develop a plan to shift the orbit of the earth to avoid the predicted solar boom. Meanwhile, the position of Mars is suitable for life.
US scientists estimate that the deadly waters in the Gulf of Mexico in 2017 will have twice the average area every year.
American astronomers say an unusual phenomenon in the universe has been discovered, when a giant black hole is removed from its galaxy. According to experts, they found…
Seven years ago, astronomers discovered the first fleeing star from the Milky Way at a rate of about 2.4 million km / h. New research results conducted by Harvard-Smiths…
Scientists working on islands in Florida have recorded the rapid evolution of a native lizard species.
The central region is always considered as a
Scientists have concluded that a devastating earthquake in Japan in March 2011 (accompanied by intense tsunamis and a nuclear disaster at Fukushima nuclear power plant)…
The historic earthquake in Japan on March 11 caused the sea floor to move up to 24 meters in the direction from east to west.
A great river from ancient times caused the displacement of England from France.
Historical photos you should know to understand a period that is not far away but it is full of interesting and strange things.
The year is coming, now is an opportunity for us to look back over the past year with 50 photos representing 50 science and technology events.
China is planning displacement of more than 9,000 people to increase sensitivity for the world's largest radio telescope, hoping to find alien life.