Rhino named Kofi Annan
A new born rhino in Kenya was named Kofi Annan, to commemorate the former Secretary-General of the United Nations.
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A new born rhino in Kenya was named Kofi Annan, to commemorate the former Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Seoul National University (South Korea) yesterday confirmed a group of researchers cloned two wolves, ending weeks of controversy over whether the group had faked data t…
Struggling with garlic, debating for many years ... are the happenings around naming this newly discovered butterfly, letting the element that has just found it or for t…
Two campaigns in the ocean named Graviluck and MoMARETO led by IFREMER, CNRS and INSU institutes will be launched in early August. The main objectives of these campaigns…
The US and Russia have signed an agreement to protect the technology related to the satellite launch program named
The Hubble Space Telescope, named after American astronomer Edwin Powell Hubble, was first launched into Earth orbit in April 1990.
The Russian Federation has begun testing a floating nuclear power plant on a named vessel
American architects have announced the design of a special building named CO2 Scraper to cope with global warming.
In January 2005, Taiwan (China) inaugurated a financial building named Taipei 101. Once in operation, Taipei 101 was recognized by Guinness Magazine as the tallest build…
Dr. Do Quoc Tuan is the only author named in the study of aerospace physics published in the world's leading prestigious magazine.
The story like this joke actually happened in reality in America.
This seemingly simple but extremely difficult story of a man named Iwanicki helped him get up to 18,000 dollars from NASA.
A 2-year-old boy named John Ssabunnya from Uganda's village of Bambo got lost in the forest in 1988, was saved by a herd of monkeys and raised him as a member of the her…
Eating and sleeping with a robot for 10 months since opening the idea to being named the champion team is a challenging journey of 3 boys from Lac Hong University.
If not for the work of a character named John Houbolt, the United States could never bring people to the Moon.