Discover ancient clocks that measure time using water
Before the invention of electronic devices, people used to tell time using water clocks, devices consisting of containers with lines and small drainage holes.
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Before the invention of electronic devices, people used to tell time using water clocks, devices consisting of containers with lines and small drainage holes.
Painting eyes on the buttocks of cows in Africa is a unique measure to protect livestock from lion attacks.
Paris authorities are taking many measures to treat and eradicate mosquitoes that spread infectious diseases before the Summer Olympics begin.
Off the coast of Northern Canada, a group of scientists closely monitors the process of pumping seawater onto the surface of sea ice. Their goal is to slow down global w…
H3N2 flu spreads rapidly, can be dangerous for children, the elderly or people with chronic diseases, immunodeficiency,...
Eunice Foote was the first to discover that carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere.
The Sahara is always mentioned as one of the largest deserts in the world and stretches across 12 countries. So how deep is the Sahara? What's underneath its sand?
An unmanned diving device with a built-in large sensor to measure carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the ocean has completed its first night mission at Resurrection Bay in A…
Newly developed luminescent sensor technology implanted under the skin does this, and promises to be used to easily measure other levels of substances in the blood.
The more detailed detection of small changes in the flow of time could help scientists uncover new physical evidence.
Engineers have prepared many measures to help the robot Chuc Dung overcome the 6-month long Martian winter, many sandstorms with a temperature of -100 degrees Celsius.
The newly invented laser-based measurement tests appear to be more realistic and accurate than traditional wind tunnel drag measurements from scientists.
Based on data collected by NASA robots, scientists estimate that sound travels on Mars at a speed of about 864km/h.
Without effective recycling measures, wind turbine blades after the end of a 25-year operating cycle become a new threat to the environment.
Recently, the French capital Paris has put into operation the first radar device to help measure the noise of traffic vehicles, and automatically