The mystery of the Dark Day in New England
The sky in New England, America, one morning in May 1780 suddenly darkened. People in the area panicked about the final Judgment Day.
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The sky in New England, America, one morning in May 1780 suddenly darkened. People in the area panicked about the final Judgment Day.
To celebrate the 2013 Halloween festival (also known as the ghost festival), NASA released three unique, haunting space images taken by the Spitzer space telescope.
Professor Bernard Wood and colleagues at Oxford University compared the meteorite-derived meteorite to Earth and data on the rocks on the red planet examined by the Spir…
During the fieldwork, studying at a height of 1,445m in sub-area 203 (near the Vietnam-Laos border) in early May, the research team of Vu Quang National Park discovered…
The yew tree belongs to group IA, an endemic species listed in the Vietnam Red Book and classified as a species that needs strict protection.
On July 18, the Daily Star published a video showing many wood spiders, also known as hunter spiders, being locked in a tank.
The 300-year-old camphor tree, 10 meters tall in Jiangxi Province, China still lives healthy even though its trunk is hollowed out with only two shells.
Male beetles when attempting to mate with decoys are a fake beetle that will be destroyed by a 4,000 volt electric current.
Rambutan, mangosteen, durian ... are fruits listed as the world's most rare and delicious list.
Four new species of Scented wood were described based on the specimens collected in Cambodia during the 2014 survey of botanists of the Institute of Tropical Biology und…
Researchers at the Royal Institute of Technology KTH Stockholm have successfully developed transparent wood materials used in construction and solar cells.
Every Christmas season, humanity spends about $ 15 billion on Christmas shopping and decoration.
Scientists have announced three new plant species belonging to Aristolochiaceae in Vietnam.
Did you know that the world's smallest fly is only 0.4mm and the normal fly falls around 8mm ...
A group of scientists in Germany and Switzerland have discovered Exidiopsis effusa is an agent that causes ice crystals to resemble white gray hairs growing on wood.