Chinese rockets fly on American music
China Central Television (CCTV) broadcasts live images of the Changzhu-1 Long-range Missile to the universe on the basis of an American patriotic song.
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China Central Television (CCTV) broadcasts live images of the Changzhu-1 Long-range Missile to the universe on the basis of an American patriotic song.
For the first time, astronomers have discovered that the magnetic field of the atmosphere outside the sun produces mysterious sound tunes.
Taking music, camera lights and audience applause as a backdrop, two debators and a mediator walked into the auditorium.
Astronauts have recorded heavenly music played by the air currents circulating in the sun's atmosphere. Although this sound is only about milli-hertz (1/1000 hertz) - be…
Ludwig van Beethoven was born on December 16 (or 17) in December 1770 in the small village Rajna next to Bonn (Germany) in a poor family with a musical tradition.
Paul Rochester, 56, who lives in Seaham, County Durham, has grown giant leek plants weighing up to 9.75kg.
The high-pitched moans of a mosquito can irritate you, but it is a melodious music with the ears of these little animals. Scientists have long known that male mosquitoes…
Goldfish - Carassius auratus - scientific name is one of the freshwater fish that humans have domestically since very early, started from China 2,000 years ago.
Last month, Mr. Chen spent about VND 700,000 to buy 5 gold snails, paid in the water tank. Just for beauty and to have the opportunity to prepare into specialties.
A recent study has shown that goldfish can be forgotten but when it comes to classical music, they really are
A scientist from New England University (Australia) has published a surprising study, that is, chickens also have the ability to enjoy and act according to the music.
Recent research by Dutch scientists has shown that, besides intelligence, pigs are sympathetic, sharing with their friends.
Famous lyrical songs resound in Chilean flamingos habitat at a zoo in England to stimulate their instincts to maintain their race.
Dog face bats emit melodious melodies and bad smells to find partners during the breeding season. Their love songs are quite complex and have a clear rhythm.
A recent study demonstrated that parrots also shook their heads, stamped their feet, moved and rotated their bodies to the rhythm.