Fake crocodiles to study
According to the Daily Mail magazine, American zoologist Brady Barr has worn crocodiles to conduct research in the cave of this dangerous animal. Because of a crocodile…
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According to the Daily Mail magazine, American zoologist Brady Barr has worn crocodiles to conduct research in the cave of this dangerous animal. Because of a crocodile…
The idea of producing solar cells with photovoltaic (PV) can revolutionize the solar energy market in the near future.
According to the Daily Mail, a number of countries and territories in East Asia are on the move of super typhoon Kong-rey, when it began to move from the Pacific, with w…
Daily Mail on September 12 sharing a series of satellite images showing that many regions around the world are facing strong storms.
According to the Daily Mail, studying cracks in the Tibetan plateau could help scientists accurately predict future earthquakes.
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of the need to
According to the Daily Mail, the unmanned flight was conducted by the US Geological Survey (USGS) to check the operation of Halemaumau fire mouth in Kilauea volcano in H…
According to Daily mail, the world's first black snow appeared in remote villages in Kazakhstan.
According to the European Mediterranean Seismic Center, the earthquake occurred at a depth of about 10km, 12km from Bodrum resort city of Mugla in Turkey.
NASA's earth observation satellite captured snow images of desert areas in North Africa, the first phenomenon that occurred after 37 years.
For travelers who enjoy the 'light-mixing' of thunder, South America will surely be the ideal land to inspire discoveries.
After nearly 4 centuries of research and making different judgments, the origin of the Amazon and South America rivers has just been announced by scientists.
At a depth of 90m in Cenote Angelita cave (Mexico), talented divers were surprised to witness the dreamy and mysterious green river.
According to the Daily Mail, scientists have explored continuous caves, tens of meters below the ground in search of information that can help solve the problems surroun…
Whenever people send email, we have to turn on the computer and access the Internet. The email content will then be stored in servers and data warehouses - things also n…