Bats adjust the size of their mouth gape to modify their navigation pulses’ width while moving and overcome auditory ambush, researchers recently found out.
The Social Security Administration's list of the Most Popular Baby Names of 2014 released May 8 showed classic names dominating the minds of American parents last year
The researchers at the Southwest Research Institute did an experiment to not only hear, but see the phenomenon of thunders as well. The scientists launched a small rocket attached to the ground with a copper wire, which in turn was attached to thunder clouds; so as to study its "thunder signature."
Pandanus candelabrum, also called the chandelier tree, is the first known plant to indicate kimberlite
After a lot of uproar over the Chinese researchers carrying out a gene editing experiment on the human embryo, the United States Institutes of Health issued a ban on any funding for studies which involve altering the human embryo.
Buildings in Shanghai’s Pudong New Area violating city planning regulations may face demolition as the Pudong New Area Planning and Land Authority had ordered a building developer in the area to tear down part of its building after it was found violating the rule.
The eruptions on Saturn's moon Enceladus have proven that its vaporous eruptions were curtains of vapor and not discreet jets.
President Xi Jinping will visit China's neighboring countries on a succession of state visits to discuss further bilateral cooperation.
An unmanned resupply Russian ship re-entered Earth, Thursday, Roscosmos confirmed. Aside from the message from the Russian Space Station, NASA tweeted, "From @fka_roscosmos: Russian Progress cargo craft ceased to exist at 10:04p ET over the central part of the Pacific."
Chinese authorities are intensifying efforts to improve air quality in Beijing in time for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, which the capital hopes to host.
Shanghai has a history of preserving historic buildings, but major hurdles are on the way for new restoration projects.
China's central government will never stop extending aid to its neighboring country Nepal until it recovers from the destructions of the 7.5 earthquake that jolted the nation as well as China's Tibet Autonomous Region on April 25.
Scientists have discovered that spraying grapheme on spiders causes them to spin super-strong silk that would be tough enough to catch a "falling plane." The experiment with carbon-coated spiders could result in future grapheme applications.
A new study reveals the missing link called "Loki" between simple microbes and complex micro organisms that paved way for the development of life on Earth.
"Our research has found that, rather than being unique, water-rich asteroids similar to those found in our solar system appear to be frequent".
