Discovered a giant melted carbon reservoir in the United States
Scientists have used the world's largest seismic sensor to probe parts deep beneath the Earth's surface. And they discovered a molten carbon reservoir in the United Stat…
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Scientists have used the world's largest seismic sensor to probe parts deep beneath the Earth's surface. And they discovered a molten carbon reservoir in the United Stat…
There are many dangers at older people. It can be harmful to their health, or even lead to death. But now, researchers have developed a revolutionary home surveillance s…
Based on many criteria, market research firm Juniper Reserach has selected the five smartest cities in the world, including Singapore, Barcelona, London, San Francisco…
Although it was born in the early 19th century, but you really know
Super classic match of boxing world as well as sports village in general between Mayweather and Pacquiao just took place on Sunday last.
Singapore has just revealed its plan to become the world's first
The software uses data collected from an internet-connected sensor - Beddit placed under participants' mattresses to record the stages of their sleep, body movements, he…
Scientists of Madrid and Spain City Council put sensors along a highway called M30 (each sensor is 500m apart) around Madrid to collect traffic data such as vehicle dens…
The incident in Saarbrucken (Germany) helped answer a question regarding flying a plane: what would happen if the plane pulled its grounded wheel into the cabin when pre…
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) announced the wind sound on Mars captured by InSight, Guardian reported on December 7.
Most recently in New Zealand, 400 whales shrouded in mystery after only one night.
Besides the mission to explore space, scientists from the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) are working on a project to protect the Great Barrier Reef.
Scientists have discovered a thickening fluid in the shark's nose that has a higher electronic sensitivity than any other material on Earth.
According to AFP on December 6, Japan deciphered the 'language of successful oysters after discovering they could emit' squeak 'like people who suffer if they change the…