Russia relocated urgently the Arctic research station
The Russian government has announced it will spend $ 2 million to cover the cost of emergency relocation of a climate research station in the Arctic, according to RIA No…
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The Russian government has announced it will spend $ 2 million to cover the cost of emergency relocation of a climate research station in the Arctic, according to RIA No…
The Cuban government announced on August 4 that it had put the first solar park into operation to produce electricity for domestic consumption, minimizing dependence on…
The Republic of Congo has just established a national park with the goal of preserving the gorillas - the country's rare primate. It is also home to some of the red-list…
According to a reporter in London, the British Government on March 19 approved a plan to allow French energy group EDF to deploy a project to build a nuclear power plant…
On April 9, Germany announced to begin work on building a permanent radioactive waste storage area, one of the issues that has been controversial in the government for t…
The Kenyan government has planned to build Africa's first underwater museum, the aim is to study marine life and wrecks. American architects are planning to design this…
According to Australian officials, the area will cover about 3.1 million km2 and account for more than a third of the country's sea surface area. The statement, after ye…
Danish scientists have built the smartest and most ecological building on Earth.
The Indonesian government is planning to build a suspension bridge over 30 km across the Sunda Strait, linking the two main islands of the country, Java and Sumatra.
The Egyptian government has just decided to build the world's largest museum, keeping the oldest and most beautiful antiquities in human history. This will also be a uni…
Jon Clements, an Austrian architect, has just made an order for the government of Richmond Hill (near Melbourne, Australia) to preserve the classic style of a home in th…
After the Korean War, Pyongyang's government attempted to rebuild the country with many unique works expressing its identity.
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who set foot on the Moon with Neil Armstrong in 1969, revealed that he had received a $ 33.31 fee from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA).
The number of millionaire scientists in China is growing rapidly, becoming a global power to bring the nation to the forefront of scientific research.
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