Vietnam can search for the culprit causing oil spill on the sea
The Vietnam General Department of Sea and Islands completed the Oil-Sensitive Map System, along with a program to simulate oil slicks to track down culprits causing oil…
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The Vietnam General Department of Sea and Islands completed the Oil-Sensitive Map System, along with a program to simulate oil slicks to track down culprits causing oil…
After 2 years of implementation, the Institute of Chemistry has successfully researched and manufactured modified atmospheric packaging films (referred to as MAP films f…
A new type of technology that helps preserve fresh spinach throughout the month has been successfully applied by the Department of Preservation and Processing (under the…
According to the VNA correspondent in Belgium, with the goal of increasing the rate of renewable energy utilization to 20% of the total energy consumption between now an…
Sea charts are a type of maritime map that is the only guide for safe sea trips. The earliest chart is the 14-17 century Portland map, which is supplied to the maritime,…
Part of America's territory was wiped off the map due to the terrible power of Hurricane Walaka.
Flash floods are increasing both in frequency and intensity and destructive power in our country, not only in mountainous areas but also in coastal areas.
The 2,197-meter cave in Georgia has been attracting hundreds of explorers from all over the world to discover every year.
American scientists have drawn the deepest area map in the ocean, more detailed than the previous maps. It is the Mariana basin in the western Pacific Ocean, about 2500k…
According to the Daily Star, heavy rain, high winds and
Professor Van Hinsbergen and his team at Utrecht University hope their complete map will reproduce the panoramic image of the Earth's geology.
Around the world, China is considered an extremely polluted atmosphere - an extremely important issue directly related to the deaths of more than 1.6 million people ever…
Light pollution has been the leading cause of about 80% of the world's population, 99% of the US and European population
The countries most heavily influenced by artificial lighting include Singapore, Kuwait and Qatar. Countries like Chad, Central African Republic and Madagascar are less a…
Photo of a huge dragon-shaped river in Portugal, which has been posted for less than 10 hours, has attracted tens of thousands of shares.