For the first two weeks of November, the Taurid meteor shower is predicted to reveal brilliant fireballs across the night sky, after midnight.
The second edition of the Understanding China Conference commenced on Sunday. Over 40 global leaders and former heads of state were in attendance.
For the first time ever, scientists captured footage and photos of Omura's whales, which are considered to be one of the world's rarest whale species.
Foreigners are flying to South Korea to learn K-Pop dance moves. The Korean Wave is truly taking the world by storm as K-Pop groups such as EXO are winning the hearts of fans on a global scale.
ICBC Financial Leasing Co., China’s biggest financial leasing company, will promote sales of the airliner, according to a report by China Daily.
A survey conducted by Strategy&, a unit of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, has found that China has become the most popular destination for research and development activities by overseas companies, according to a report by China Daily.
Windows 10's first major update, Threshold 2, will roll out this month.
New evidence revealed how the Tyrannosaurus rex ate other T-rexes based on fossilized bones that had unique teeth marks.
Beginning November, Jupiter, Venus and Mars will form a cosmic trio before dawn, where Saturn will rise after sunset along with Leonid meteors by month's end.
New findings reveal how Jupiter ejected another gas giant out of the solar system some 4 billion years ago.
China and the Republic of Korea have further strengthened economic collaboration with the signing of 17 deals between Premier Li Keqiang and President Park Geun-hye after a one-on-one meeting at the presidential Blue House in Seoul on Saturday, Oct. 31.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft conducted a close flyby on Saturn's moon, Enceladus where the probe detected life giving molecules from geyser plumes.
Scientists monitored an asteroid that looked like a skull last Halloween, where it flew past Earth from a distance of 302,000 miles away.
It seems that the Halloween tradition of trick and treat is no longer safe for kids these days.
Engineers developed the most flexible, fastest and most responsive phototransistor yet that can deliver clearer, higher definition images even in low light.
