China created the world's largest virtual universe with supercomputers
Chinese scientists have succeeded in creating the world's largest virtual universe, using the fastest Taihu supercomputer on the planet.
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Chinese scientists have succeeded in creating the world's largest virtual universe, using the fastest Taihu supercomputer on the planet.
With the help of NASA's supercomputer, called the Pleiades, scientists have created the largest and most realistic simulations of the evolution of the universe to date.
In the future, people will be able to access the Internet in the universe thanks to the Cosmonet network that Russian engineers are working on.
Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) started accessing the Internet yesterday.
When assigning students to do assignments, teachers know that they will mainly search through the Internet. But with millions of websites, it can be confusing for adults…
In ancient times, people often put messages in bottles and float on the river. Today, Japan facilitates people to buy personal satellites to send loving messages to the…
China State Shipbuilding Corporation on June 12 officially handed over the world's largest container ship to China Shipping Corporation (COSCO) at a shipyard in Shanghai.
People say who controls the universe controls the world - and Russians are definitely trying their best to do that.
In the Utah desert, the world's most powerful rocket engine has been successfully tested.
Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory plan to use a 5,000-robot astronomical system to establish the most detailed 3D map of the universe. Currently the mi…
While NASA is struggling with potatoes, thought to be easy-to-live, in the hope that they can exist on Mars, a student has created two robots capable of cultivating ever…
CES 2016 does not lack the extreme technology products
The Chinese-made space explorer looks exactly like the Iron Man, the superhero character in a popular movie.
The large LHC particle accelerator will be operated at the largest energy ever, hoping to detect (or even create) a mini black hole.
On September 23rd in Redmond, Oregon, the Perlan 2 Glider, a small, non-powered aircraft (enough space for two pilots and some scientific instruments) was designed to fl…