'Technology giant' Google is 20 years old - 2 decades of changing lives
September 27, 2018 marks the 20th anniversary of one of the world's largest technology giants, Google.
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September 27, 2018 marks the 20th anniversary of one of the world's largest technology giants, Google.
Due to miscalculation, America's largest destructive thermonuclear bomb test, Castle Bravo in 1954, created a major ecological and environmental disaster.
September 27 is the 19th anniversary of the world's largest search engine, Google.
Christiaan Huygens was the first to discover the Titan satellite, but the name was set by another astronomer two centuries later.
In 1936, the world's first 5m diameter glass lens was successfully built and shipped by train from Corning, New York to California for Hale telescope installation. Palom…
San José, a Spanish battleship wrecked in the 18th century, once contained a huge treasure, so large that one could not imagine the ship could float on the sea.
The thermonuclear bomb AN606 nicknamed Tsar Bomba - Tsar bomb is one of the most feared explosive devices in history, showing the unlimited destruction of nuclear weapon…
Recently, scientists have discovered a mysterious ice flow in Arabia's largest desert.
The second largest star in the constellation Orion - Betelgeuse will likely turn into a second sun before 2012, making many people think of the prophecy of
Samples in the world's largest rice gene bank in the Philippines will be used to help farmers create rice crops that can survive singing and flooding.
The thousand-year-old giant mushroom spread across Michigan's forest floor is said to be one of the largest living organizations on the planet.
This is a giant entity consisting of about 46,000 genetically identical stumps and a weight of about 6,000 tons.
Many people know me already. My stalk is too famous in the field of cuisine of your species thanks to the fragrant aroma.
According to Daily Star, Clayton Cambra recounted the moment he found the giant centipede near his home in Honokaa, Hawaii, USA.
Biologists have discovered that in India there are mantis species that do not hunt other insects, but catch larger prey on the lake.