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American explorer Victor Vescovo dives to the bottom of the 5.5 km deep Molly trench in the Arctic Ocean by submarine.
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American explorer Victor Vescovo dives to the bottom of the 5.5 km deep Molly trench in the Arctic Ocean by submarine.
India's Vikram Moon lander was spotted on the lunar surface after losing contact just before landing.
The study offers a solution to restructure solar cells to increase the performance and durability of energy systems in erratic weather conditions.
Considered to be the largest clean water plant in Hanoi, Duong river surface water plant has recently inaugurated phase 1 with a capacity of 300,000m3 / day and night, e…
The teams will present their start-up projects to the international jury, at MIT, Boston on September 7 to select the best candidates.
With about 86 billion neurons, the human brain is the most complex structure in nature that we still don't fully understand.
Based on real data of patients, 3D hearts are designed to help doctors perform 'virtual' surgeries instead of on the patients' bodies.
The Soviet army has hundreds, even thousands of armored vehicles, including tanks, battle tanks, and self-propelled artillery systems, but many ambitious projects have n…
Amateur archaeologists uncover a unique stone mosaic of Greek mythology in a field in the village of Boxford, Berkshire, England.
According to Digital Trends, the supervising team of the two missions Mars 2020 (NASA) and ExoMars (Europe and Russia) have had an field trip to an area in Australia.
Do you know how deep the deepest artificial hole on the ground? The deepest Mariana Trench in the world has a maximum depth of 10,971 km.
The newly launched 30 kW solar camp in Hampshire will reduce operating costs and carbon emissions for the Wessex railway.
Accordingly, a small nuclear bomb will be launched from the secret location, passing 238,000 km before colliding and exploding on the moon's surface.
The future of cities is not only hard concrete concrete buildings, but also houses that are cleverly integrated by gardens, creating a miniature ecosystem within.
In a unique test of introducing three species of bacteria to the International Orbital Station, scientists hope to find a way to use minerals to 'extract' minerals from…