What happens if we breathe twice as much oxygen now?
Although accounting for only 21% of the atmosphere, oxygen is the most important gas for the survival of living organisms on Earth. From this fact, have you ever wondere…
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Although accounting for only 21% of the atmosphere, oxygen is the most important gas for the survival of living organisms on Earth. From this fact, have you ever wondere…
There have been a number of 'heart taps' that occurred during the human journey to the Moon 50 years ago.
Listening to the speed of light is a sight! But in the infinite Universe (literally), the speed of light is still too slow.
Observations show that the June heat waves similar to a century ago have a lower thermal background than the June heat waves of about 4 degrees Celsius.
The sound marked the turning point of an era.
Twenty thousand years ago, the Earth was a place known for its extremely cold climate with many large ice sheets thousands of meters thick covering most of North America…
On our Earth there are two polar regions: the Arctic (Arctic - derived from Greek Arktikos) located in the North and Antarctica (Antarctic - derived from the Greek Antar…
These are four asteroids that can hit Earth in the near future and cause terrible effects.
DNA, which is about the same age as life on Earth, is the storage technology of the future.
Astronomers this week confirmed a 3-meter meteorite that fell south of Puerto Rico on June 22, creating considerable damage.
The gas that is hard to smell and toxic to Earth phosphine can help scientists track alien life in other distant solar systems.
The Earth is just a tiny planet in the universe but for humans, it is a vast world with a multitude of surprises.
Crocodiles often migrate to warm waters in South Africa and North Africa to avoid the impact of a sharp drop in climate temperature in Europe.
The island is a perfect place to record the change of heaven and earth, trees, air, rivers and forests.
After 204 days on the International Space Station (ISS), the crew of 3 astronauts Oleg Kononenko (Russia), Anne McClain (USA) and David Saint-Jacques (Canada) returned t…