Students protect wild animals
Students from many different universities in Ho Chi Minh City have just finished studying and working at Hon Me Wildlife Rescue Area.
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Students from many different universities in Ho Chi Minh City have just finished studying and working at Hon Me Wildlife Rescue Area.
The first quantum machine in the world - the device that operates under the rules of world domination within the atom - was voted Science's biggest scientific breakthrou…
Scientists have for the first time observed the real-time movement of an outermost electron of an atom.
Not using paper cups in reception area, using recycled paper in the office, installing motion-sensing system to turn on and off lights in automatic offices are some init…
When discovering surprising and unique discoveries, never before, scientists can achieve fame and wealth of money. Most of the time, this is the driving force behind pos…
Sickness is the fear of so many of you. How can I be spoiled for going out or going to my hometown without getting drunk?
Flight sickness - a syndrome that is not as common as motion sickness, but is still the obsession of many people.
Two weeks ago, a 4-year-old was admitted to the hospital with a similar expression due to the use of the patch after the tour.
A lot of people have shared about the experience
From the weather to the familiar summer drinks can be the culprit causing persistent headaches that you don't want.
Many recent reports show the syndrome
When you have a car accident, there is no way to cure it or to get rid of that feeling. You will have to experience that uncomfortable feeling for hours ...
Tourism is one of the entertainment activities of each person indispensable in today's society. Tourism helps us to expand our knowledge, reduce stress, restore health a…
Inspired by the efficient swimming motion of bluegill sunfish, MIT scientists are building a mechanical fish fin that is capable of pushing a submarine someday.
European researchers have just developed a new technique that allows the study of the motion of electrons in solids with precision within a short time to attoseconds (10…