Ikata nuclear plant passes an earthquake test
The Japan Nuclear Safety Agency on March 9 approved safety tests for the inactivated reactor of Ikata nuclear power plant in Ehime prefecture and said the necessary meas…
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The Japan Nuclear Safety Agency on March 9 approved safety tests for the inactivated reactor of Ikata nuclear power plant in Ehime prefecture and said the necessary meas…
The city, designed based on the model of a city with a population of 35,000, will have roads, houses and commercial buildings, but without people, Telegraph reported. It…
Mitsubishi Electronics has opened an architecture called the world's tallest elevator test tower. This 173-meter high building will be the place to conduct research on h…
The first tumult because she was very young, was born in 1997, meaning that this year was just 21 years old, but normally it would take another year to complete college.
Dr. Pham Huong Son's team tested on mice, after successfully extracting vitality stimulant compounds on white walnut.
The world's largest and most powerful space telescope has a problem in the latest test of vibration.
Thirty years ago, India first detected HIV in the country after testing blood samples from six prostitutes.
For centuries, bold and curious scientists have been exploring the problem for themselves and using themselves to experiment in the process of discovering mysteries that…
On June 15, 2015, Asmelash Zeferu sat at the end of the flight during a test and once again tasted defeat.
This seemingly simple but extremely difficult story of a man named Iwanicki helped him get up to 18,000 dollars from NASA.
It is said that in a test tube at the Henry Ford, Dearborn, Michigan State Museum, the United States is keeping
The 16-year-old invented a fast, low-cost, on-the-spot heart disease test, and helped him to win one of 20 tickets to the Global Science Fair final of Google.
In addition to producing flying instruments carrying research equipment, Pham Gia Vinh also wishes to bring people into the stratosphere to travel and serve science.
A Chinese man makes his own aircraft by taking advantage of old metal pieces and successfully flying the test.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will pay $ 18,000 to people who get jobs in bed for 10 weeks and perform other tests for more than three months.