The story of a woman forgotten by science and the dream of chasing the Sun
The name Annie Maunder still exists in the scientific world, but it has been lost from the memories of life.
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The name Annie Maunder still exists in the scientific world, but it has been lost from the memories of life.
Long before the computer appeared, there were people trying to figure out how to control them with the brain.
Indian philosopher and philosopher Acharya Kanad is considered to be the first foundation for atomic theory more than two thousand years ago.
People who lost their lives and lost their children often came to Trinh Van Suu in Chi Lang commune (Chi Lang, Lang Son) to seek help. After asking for information, in a…
The information technology world has just lost a great brain, a true pioneer yesterday, that is inventor Douglas Engelbart who died at the age of 88.
This is a detective story about a case that existed hundreds of years ago: the falsification of a lost link in human evolution has not been revealed for decades.
A Chinese farmer succeeded in creating two fake arms for himself. Mr. Sun Jifa, 52, who lives in Jilin Province, northern China, lost two arms due to early explosions in…
By examining the faces of 191 volunteers using a 3-dimensional digital system, scientists determined that when people get older, their faces become increasingly unbalanc…
The unnamed man from London went to the hospital after suffering stomach pain and diarrhea for a week.
The human brain is an amazingly amazing organ. If it is damaged a little or even extremely serious, the brain can still exploit its remaining resources to help you live.
Milena Canning in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, was blinded after a severe stroke and almost lost her life nearly two decades ago.
Recently, 84-year-old man felt unstable health. He kept falling, his left hand and legs seemed weak.
Experts from the University of Heidelberg (Germany) analyzed data collected in 2013 from 35,000 people aged 50 and older in 14 European countries and Israel.
Flu is a common disease, easy to treat but can also lead to incalculable complications like the case of Brian Herndon.
Like a tree planted, scientists have raised very small pieces of human skin, growing up to cover the body of a 9-year-old boy who lost 80% of skin.