The world's oldest earthquake-proof tomb
The tomb of Cyrus the Great, built more than 2,500 years ago, is considered the oldest structure with effective earthquake resistance.
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The tomb of Cyrus the Great, built more than 2,500 years ago, is considered the oldest structure with effective earthquake resistance.
Days after historic rain, Dubai is still submerged in floods - a profound example of how the world is losing the race
Japan has the highest number of vending machines per capita in the world and that reflects some interesting facts about the country.
A team of scientists has identified in the database that the James Webb super telescope sent back to Earth the first direct image of an extrasolar planet.
You may not know, many animals also know how to farm. This is proof that animals are evolving day by day.
A Japanese housing development company has invented a unique flood proof house idea, which not only prevents water from entering the house, it can also float on water.
A world located 86 light-years away has provided a window of time for scientists to predict Earth's future.
The world's most powerful supercomputer and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques have successfully simulated how carbon-12 - the seed of humans, species and even alie…
This picture of the tiny cells inside our bodies looks like a view of distant galaxies when viewed through a telescope.
Fish can do math. This is what scientists have found evidence of.
The mini shelter for 7 people is constructed of metal, which is explosion-proof, impact-resistant and completely insulated from radiation, as well as biological and chem…
After all, is this proof of the existence of
A technical university in Japan is famous for its unique contest to build earthquake-resistant toothpick towers.
International scientists in Denmark, the UK and Canada have now been able to collect and analyze DNA - the molecule containing genetic material and genes - extracted fro…
American scientists have identified an ingredient that can only be produced by life in the clouds of Venus.