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By Marc Stewart, Mengchen Zhang and Nectar Gan, CNN Gobi Desert, China (CNN) — When China’s first astronaut Yang Liwei blasted off into space in

The Santos project in Brazil includes a total of 2 quay cranes with a rated load of 65 t with spreader, a track gauge of 31 m, a front outreach of 70 m, a back outreach of 25 m, a lifting...

Increasing solar flare activity means contractors should update firmware for their precision GNSS hardware, and here a Trimble expert provides insights and tips on what to expect.

SpaceX has struck a deal with the European Space Agency (ESA) to launch four of Europe's Galileo navigation satellites into orbit.

The Dokos shipwreck, oldest known shipwreck found, offers a glimpse into an era of seafaring and trade, and tales of adventure.

The Tecno Camon 20 Mr Doodle edition is a definite stunner from its glow-in-the-dark back panel to the sizeable screen.

Deutsche Bank again wants clients to consider invisible threats to the global economy, such as a container ship that blocks the Suez Canal.

What happens beneath the Earth's surface and how have continents shifted over millions of years? The fascinating world of plate tectonics has given us answers to these questions. A fascinating study in geology, not only because of the geology, but also because of its dynamic nature, which has been transformed in astonishing ways by technology.We've

China, Russia and the European Union have developed satellite networks offering global-positioning services as the U.S. system ages

Did the Space Race, an important contribution to the development of space travel, have an impact on our lives that was impossible during the Cold War? Our lives today continue to be shaped by revolutionary technological advancements that occurred as a result of this event.Space Race had a significant impact on rocketry, computing, microelectronics, and