Sirindhorn - The world's largest floating solar farm
The world's largest floating solar farm has just come into operation in Thailand, with the size of more than a hundred football fields combined.
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The world's largest floating solar farm has just come into operation in Thailand, with the size of more than a hundred football fields combined.
The US government is working on a project to develop a portable optical atomic clock that is 100 times more accurate than a microwave atomic clock.
The 222m-long Soleil ferry reached a maximum speed of 48km/h when testing autonomously on the Iyonada sea, even performing the docking itself.
New York City (USA) has restored 'oyster reefs' in 5 counties, creating a surprisingly effective flood defense system.
With big projects such as building a 13,000km train line connecting China and the US, humanity will witness a 'silk railway' bringing unimaginable benefits.
The ability to see and feel with the mind is a spiritual phenomenon that helps people to grasp information and images from a distant place without having to leave the ro…
Archaeologists from the Polish Academy of Sciences carried out the Warsaw Mummy Project – scanning all the mummies in the museum and discovered the world's first fetal m…
At the height of the Cold War in the 1950s, the CIA performed mind control experiments on the human body.
In the 1950s, a small group of engineers began working on a secret program called Project 1794 that aimed to develop a hypersonic vehicle (flying saucer) designed to sho…
The Tuskegee project was launched because people wanted to find out what causes syphilis, how the disease progresses, and to have specific data on warning signs.
Resorts in luxury villas and hotels are about to become obsolete, when we now have the right to dream of vacation trips in space.
Scientists plan to build a year-round research station in the Arctic using a combination of wind, solar and hydrogen energy.
The strange structure located on the remote island of Tasmania will witness and document the end of the world under the effects of climate change.
The earth is getting hotter and hotter. The past 7 years can be considered as the 7 hottest years in human history.
China is building its first real-time remote sensing satellite network with outstanding fast data transmission.