Brazil discovered new fossil dinosaurs
A new dinosaur is thought to have never been known before, and has been discovered by Brazilian paleontologists in the southern part of the country.
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A new dinosaur is thought to have never been known before, and has been discovered by Brazilian paleontologists in the southern part of the country.
Talking about the progress of preserving, embellishing and promoting the value of the national monument of Co Loa, Mr. Nguyen Van Quang, Vice Chairman of Dong Anh Distri…
Researcher Caroline Arcini, from Sweden's National Heritage Committee, analyzed 557 skeletons taken from the Swedish Viking's large cemetery and found that about 10% of…
457 footprints were found in Mungo National Park in western New South Wales, Australia is home to many of the world's best footprints and Australia's oldest footprints,…
Fossils show up on the thin, dark gray limestone cliffs of the Dong Giao Formation, the age of Trias T2. The exposed part of the fossil is a 70cm long spine of 18 verteb…
Archaeologists study the tomb of the first Chinese emperor said Qin Shihuang may have been buried with the national treasure. The area scanning technique revealed a larg…
On the uneven limestone cliffs in Cuc Phuong old forest, the relatively intact fossil skeleton of the gnarled reptile was discovered from more than 230 million years ago…
Three tiny sized Moon stones were brought in the former Soviet Union's Luna - 16 mission to be sold for $ 1 million in the upcoming auction.
Scientists around the world are very confused by a mysterious seismic wave that appears in many parts of the world.
According to National Geographic magazine, our Earth may not only have one
The Chinese National Space Agency announced that the Thien Cung-2 space station would return to Earth in July 2019 and be destroyed under control.
According to National Geographic, on Friday the 13th, a partial solar eclipse will appear in the sky and can be observed from the southeast coast of Australia, Tasmania…
NASA's twin astronaut studies yield remarkable results, National Geographic reported on March 15.
An electromagnetic storm will reach Earth on March 14-15, 2018, as predicted by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
The MicroDragon satellite, designed and researched by researchers at the National Space Center, is ready to launch into orbit in 2018 by Japanese Epsilon missiles.