The first meteorite plunged into Earth during the year
Astronomers say a small meteorite plunges into the atmosphere of Earth on January 2, after being discovered just a day earlier.
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Astronomers say a small meteorite plunges into the atmosphere of Earth on January 2, after being discovered just a day earlier.
Calling the extraterrestrial planet with the name of a lover is a unique idea for a guy in the US and that idea helps him to successfully propose.
NASA announced on February 20 that its Curiosity probe had obtained a sample of Martian rock and discovered that powdered soil just below the planet's red surface was ac…
Amateur astronomer George Hall, from Dallas (USA), used the webcam to record a video of the moment Saturn collided with a meteorite in the universe on September 10 last.
A 10-year-old female student in Canada has recently been recognized by the International Astronomical Union as the youngest person to see the star exploding scene.
If combining colors from 20,000 different galaxies, our universe will be beige (light gray as the sunset color).
The apricot blossom tree has large, beautiful, bright yellow flowers and often blooms right on Tet holiday, so many Vietnamese people plant it to decorate the living roo…
Many fungal species in Vietnamese nature are very poisonous, can cause serious injury, even death for humans.
An extremely horrified woman after seeing an 8 inch (more than 20cm) dragonfly is flying around her living room like a 'mini helicopter'.
This is a termite collection in gray that looks from a distance like a giant graveyard.
Insect researchers say a new species of butterfly has been identified in Texas, possibly the last special butterfly discovered in the United States.
For the first time in the world, Xinjiang and Chinese scientists have discovered a fungus that has high radiation resistance.
The giant Gippsland earthworm that lives in southeastern Australia is believed to be the world's largest worm.
A new study published on the Daily Mail warned that wolves from the area suffering from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster could spread mutant genes across Europe.
Along with the geese, the gray-white goose, the lion goose is also one of the popular goose breeds in our country.