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Shark Ray Alley shallow waters in Hol Chan marine reserve are off the coast of Belize as an attractive tourist destination, as the area is crowded with rough sharks and…
Dr. Vu Van Bang, Earth-ray Environment Research Joint Stock Company and representative of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Department of Science and Technology, Con Dao district's repres…
According to new experimental evidence due to the collaboration among researchers at Stanford Linear Acceleration Center of the California Department of Energy, RIKEN Sp…
It has long been known that rainbows occur when the sun simultaneously shines with the rain. Rain drops change the white light of the sun into different colors. Isaac Ne…
After the showers in the summer, a sky strip of rainbows with seven colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet induced by sunlight is refracted from the sky. dropl…
We will be surprised to see the X-ray images of animals when they are pregnant.
Sea waves are one of the most powerful and impressive natural elements. Because waves come and go very quickly, many photographers have found many methods to try to capt…
Infrared rays are a kind of invisible light with the human eye. Infrared photography is a technique that captures through a filter plate to receive infrared wavelengths…
The Boeing 737 sewing machine is silhouetted against the Sun, the moment the comet star escapes from the Sun, the white snow covering the center of the universe, ... are…
On the occasion of Halloween approaching, American sculptor Ray Villafane created unique sculptures.
You must have seen the X-ray image of every human body part, but have you ever seen the whole X-ray of the human body when you were active? scienceinfo.net would like to…
Video published by the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) shows the moment a star is several million times bigger than the Sun's black hole ripping and swallowing.
A group of scientists at the US Aerospace Agency on July 11 used special telescopes to carry Hi-C to capture the most detailed sun image ever.