Professor Stephen Hawking will be buried next to Darwin and Newton
Professor Hawking died at his home in Cambridge, England, on March 14, at the age of 76. While his ashes were buried in Westminster Abbey.
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Professor Hawking died at his home in Cambridge, England, on March 14, at the age of 76. While his ashes were buried in Westminster Abbey.
Recently, genius physicist Stephen Hawking died at home. Incidentally, the day Hawking died coincided with Albert Einstein's birthday, another genius in theoretical phys…
The weather is wet and humid, causing the floor to have a phenomenon
It seems that science is dry and confusing things, but if you understand the basic theory, you can completely make interesting experiments at home.
For every Vietnamese, everyone is looking forward to Tet to return home, get a family member, eat traditional food and most of all, do new things.
Not only is football a respectable achievement, Iraq is also a country with a rich cultural history. Here's what few people know about Iraqi U23's homeland.
Most of the current products are clearly printed. But besides, notice that in our homes, sometimes there are things that exist for decades.
Qatar's population is not fixed but is always changing. Speed is so fast that population statistics must be carried out ... every month.
In 2014, a serious traffic accident caused Abragh Mohamed, living in the mountains of Azilal, Morocco, to lose his loving wife.
Homes of the future are capable of resisting storms and withstanding the weight of the wind. Architect Margot Krasojevic has created houses revolving around a wall.
Robert Bezeau, Canadian, developed this project after moving to the Bocas Islands a few years ago.
The software will display the parameters of power consumption, current, voltage ... help managers can monitor the amount of electricity consumed in a building.
Asia-Pacific is home to 60% of the world's population, which is also the most disaster-prone region in the world.
Among many things that were tested with Hydraulic Press Channel with hydraulic compressors, tires were one of the most dangerous things.
According to scientists, Wallacea used to be home to animals such as Komodo dragons, tooth elephants for Pygmy and giant rodents.