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After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
A team of engineers from Berkeley Labs developed roof coatings that can make buildings warmer or cooler depending on the weather.
The life of black people in a time when racism weighed heavily on American society was not easy.
Everyone wants to have a good night's sleep after a hard day's work. But surely everyone has experienced a strange feeling while sleeping
These large and most important stone art works of Qatar have attracted many scientists who have tried to decipher them with many different theories.
Researchers have recently unearthed a remarkable mosaic from the Roman era in Great Britain.
Albert Einstein's precious 54-page handwritten document will be auctioned off in Paris, France tomorrow.
When conducting conservation work a few decades ago, experts wrongly matched some parts of two Krishna statues in Cambodia and the US.
A smart home that moves with 6 legs can go on all terrains such as steep hills and canyons, meeting the needs of working, living and traveling in the time of Covid-19.
People in the town of Utqiagvik in Alaska will spend 66 days living and working without seeing sunlight.
NASA is working to design an abundant and sustainable power supply on the Moon by means of fusion.
Robot A'seedbot is equipped with a solar battery, which can be charged during the day and then works at night within a radius of 5 km.
The Benthic Rover II robot is made from wear-resistant, good-pressure-resistant materials, and uses low-battery devices to operate continuously for a year.
Architects will build a miniature city using modern technology and clean energy, allowing people to go anywhere within 10 minutes.
Leonardo da Vinci was the first to create a globe depicting the Americas in 1504 from ostrich eggs.