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Scientists call it an archaeological breakthrough because the newly discovered ghost villages can provide a lot of data about the Roman occupation of England, with major…
The secrets beneath the ice in Antarctica are gradually being revealed by science.
The highway that was about to be formed in Norway almost passed one of the largest and most mysterious ancient tombs - a ghost ship carrying people to the dead more than…
Chinese military researchers say they have developed an invisibility cloak that can help ground forces avoid being detected by surveillance satellites' radars.
Stealth, should be understood as a range of technologies, designs, production methods, and combat tactics.
A team of military scientists has developed laser imaging technology that allows ground stations to identify and track targets in space with unprecedented precision.
Recently, the French capital Paris has put into operation the first radar device to help measure the noise of traffic vehicles, and automatically
The past 2021 has marked a series of interesting archaeological discoveries that modern remote sensing means can see through the jungle and the ground, making them appea…
A new study from the University of Texas (USA) nearly extinguishes the expectation of a life-world hidden under the Martian south pole that scientists around the world h…
Scientists applied space radar technology to develop a compact scanner for sharp images.
Archaeologists in Norway have discovered the ruins of a cluster of Nordic longhouses, including one of the largest structures ever found.
The process of surveying a private land to dig ditches has revealed huge ancient houses and many ancient tombs, inside containing many antiques, which are considered an…
A structure resembling a bowling alley appeared in the ground-penetrating radar image when surveying the Fountais Monastery in Yorshire (England) that stunned scientists.
Scientists have announced the discovery of an ancient city in the northern capital of Rome (Italy) by ground-sweeping radar (GPR).
Laser and radar technology helped scientists discover a 454-year-old relic of a Spanish fortress on an island off the Gulf of Florida.