Small nuclear explosions can reduce the temperature on Earth
Some scientists propose theory
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At the Astoria Theater (England), people perform a play about medieval times, in which the heroine in the middle of the play is going to take poison and commit suicide.
The underwater explosion when turned slowly creates a fireball that impresses the viewer.
With the power equivalent to 3,000 tons of TNT and causing waves of more than 15m, the explosion in Canada's Halifax port is considered the largest man-made explosion in…
30 years ago on April 26, 1986, the worst nuclear disaster in history occurred at Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Chernobyl, Ukraine, which later became part of the Sov…
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has just posted a high-resolution photo kit on Flickr, showing the worst moment of the national aviation science.
The Sun observation spacecraft captured impressive images of a Sun storm.
A sudden new star exploded in the universe, the brightness skyrocketed billions of times and then descended in a few weeks or months.
Take a look at the photos below and then test yourself to see how long it takes for each of these photos.
Although everyone knows about the greatness of the universe. But according to you, is the universe infinite or finite?
The US Aerospace Agency has published unique images, clearly describing the chaos inside and outside the sun.
One of the strange phenomena in the universe was recorded by astronomers really amazing.
The Crossroads campaign is a series of nuclear weapons tests conducted by the US at the Bikini Atoll in the middle of 1946. Its purpose is to study the effects of nuclea…
The most beautiful Perseids meteor shower of the year, the strange Phoenix galaxy cluster, the remains of hundreds of ancient warriors ... are the outstanding scientific…
The Iris Nebula is brilliant, beautiful aurora in Norway are impressive images published in National Geographic magazine last week.