Touristswillsoonbeabletoboldlygowherenoholidaymakershavegonebeforethankstothelaunchofthefirst-everluxuryhotelinspace.AnnouncedduringtheSpace2.0summitinSanJose,C
TwoNASAastronautsperformeda6-hourspacewalkThursdayoutsidetheInternationalSpaceStation,accordingtotheUnitedStatesspaceagencyNASA.AstronautsDrewFeustelandRickyArn
GooglesaidonTuesdaythatitwilllaunchanetworkoffreeWiFihotspotsacrossMexico,partofthesearchgiant’sefforttoimproveconnectivityinemergingmarketsandputitsproductsint
U.S.spaceagencyNASAsaidThursdayitsindustrypartners,BoeingandSpaceX,aretargetingthereturnofhumanspaceflightfromFlorida'sSpaceCoastin2018."Bothcompaniesareschedul
ThelaunchofSpaceX'sfirstcompletelyrecycledspacecrafthasbeendelayeduntilWednesday.ThemissiontorestocktheInternationalSpaceStationwillbecarriedoutbytheFalcon9rock
AmuralinthestationofChengduUniversityofTechnologydepictsdinosaursthatusedtodominatethearea.AmuralofanancientroyalgardenisseenonawallintheSimaqiaoStation.Aclose-
FirefightersintheUKhaveapologizedafterpostingpicturesonFacebookbarbecuingsausagesmadefrompigletstheysavedfromablazeafewmonthsearlier.ThefirefighterstackledinFeb
JR Iidabashi Station is the most dangerous train station in Tokyo for the visually impaired, with large gaps between trains and the platform, according to a survey by the Japan Federation of the Blind.
Taxis with cheaper starting rates are getting a trial spin on some Tokyo streets.
Kyushu Railway Co. (JR Kyushu) on April 20 resumed operations on a section of the Kyushu Shinkansen Line, which had been entirely suspended since the night of April 14 due to earthquakes that struck Kumamoto and surrounding prefectures.
A number of Australian universities have joined forces with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) in an attempt to form a Silicon Valley-style tech hub in Sydney.
Snow, icy rain and fog caused delays of flights and highway closures in many parts of China on Tuesday, the last day of the week-long Lunar New Year Festival, when millions of travellers are on road back to schools or work.
Train stations, airports and bus stations are getting more and more crowded in the coming days, as hundreds of millions of Chinese are making their way back home ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
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