Underground work in the desert is as long as the Earth's distance to the Moon
The total length of thousands of underground waterways in the Iranian desert is equivalent to the distance of the Earth to the Moon (384,400km).
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The total length of thousands of underground waterways in the Iranian desert is equivalent to the distance of the Earth to the Moon (384,400km).
Researchers are working at the UK's Halley (BAS) survey station in Antarctica, which is preparing to evacuate by detecting a cracked surface in the Brunt Ice Shelf.
Google has just shared a plan to build a technology campus with lots of green space at the company's headquarters, and is open for anyone to visit.
Russian space station modules (ROS) are able to work immediately after the ISS international space station completes its flight program in 2024-2025.
Zhangjiajie glass bridge, Napoli-Afragola, Louvre Abu Dhabi museum ... is one of the most anticipated architectural works in 2017.
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Do you want to know what are the most honored buildings today? If so, the annual World Architecture Festival Awards will give you the answer.
Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park Management Board (Hanoi) and experts are planning investment plans to build
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The International Space Station (ISS) project, which started in 1998, is the most complex combination people have ever built and is a symbol of cooperation between scien…
The first numbers published by Apple during the March event are really warming numbers for those interested in Earth.
A Chinese scientist working for the world's largest cloned plant claims about the possibility of human cloning, but this issue is still kept secret for fear of community…
We may wonder what kind of work people do in this sharp house? Is the triangular home perhaps the headquarters of the Science Science? Could the baths in the room?
Beneath the busy streets in central London, UK, there is a hot, damp and bustling basement where mosquitoes are heard.
After 19 years of research, 1.1 million hours of tireless work, costing more than 1 billion euros, eventually the scientists at the Max Planck Institute built the comple…