Shocking discovery of 'strange object from Oort Cloud' falling in Canada
New analysis of a green fireball from the Oort Cloud that landed in Canada in February 2021 could change a host of understandings about the formation of Earth and the en…
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New analysis of a green fireball from the Oort Cloud that landed in Canada in February 2021 could change a host of understandings about the formation of Earth and the en…
Saudi Arabia is investing in a green initiative to transform its deserts but faces challenges in turning the ambitious project into a climate solution.
Strangely enough, after being bitten by insects, this plant produces a specialty that is rarely found anywhere else.
In the insect world, species of the order Neuroptera possess ribbed wings that fold like a roof over their bodies.
In just over 30 years, the Chinese have greened more than 3,200 square kilometers of this desert.
NASA's alien life-hunting robot tried to grind a rock on Mars and discovered something strange inside.
Although it is called a green snake, this snake does not have the usual green scales, but has a scary appearance with a pair of horns on its head.
Without seeds, housewives can still grow mini spices to make their kitchen more beautiful.
Did you know that the color of apples affects their nutritional value? Let's explore the surprising health benefits of different types of apples.
The question of whether the grass on a soccer field has two colors is one of many when people first learn about this sport.
Some icy regions of Antarctica are forming lush green vegetation at an alarming rate as the region is also hit by heatwaves.
As the highest peak in the world, Mount Everest at 8,848.86 metres is considered the ultimate challenge for countless mountaineering enthusiasts.
People in Xinjiang experimented with raising blue crabs in alkaline saline water in the Taklimakan desert and found that the crab meat was firmer and more flavorful.
Authorities and architects are developing plans to rebuild the city of Antakya to cope with earthquakes, floods and other natural disasters.
The new plant will produce 5,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year, replacing grey ammonia which uses environmentally harmful fossil fuels.