Science

Are you ready for five more incredible eclipses in 2019? Yesterday's partial solar eclipse peaked in northeast Russia when 60% of the Sun was blocked by the Moon, but there are five more eclipses coming up this year that deserve your attention, according to FORBES. 

Forensic experts search for evidence after a bomb blast outside the Skai TV building in Athens Monday. Authorities believe that a far-left organization calling itself Group of Popular Fighters may be behind the early morning blast which caused damage to the building but no injuries. [EPA]

Refik Anadol starts his artworks with a question. His main concern is what it means to be a human in the 21st century. His fascination begins with a question, as he thinks of what he can do with the current technological developments and the limitless power of artificial intelligence. But he is always after a certain feeling and creating poetic works.

The Ministry of Education and Science will propose a national innovation promotion programme that will be open to all schools, Minister Krasimir Valchev said to reporters at the first National Innovation Forum, Focus News Agency reports.

Romanian students who participated in the International Chemistry Olympiad 2018 (IChO) won three silver and one bronze medals, informs the Ministry of National Education in a release on Wednesday sent to AGERPRES.

Romania has won five medals at the IPhO 2018 international physics Olympiad: a gold medal, two silver and two bronze medals.

This photo shows a sonar scan of Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin's lost ship, HMS Erebus, on the ocean floor.

Natalia Lyritsis, (l), 5, Alexandra Patrikiou, (2nd l), 39, Alice Lyritsis, (2nd r), 3, and Vassilis Lyritsis, (r), 46, pose for a portrait at their house in Athens. "We recycle plastic, paper, glass etc... and try to buy products made from recycled materials. We try to have as many plants as possible on our balcony," said Alexandra.

The first International Congress of UNESCO Geoparks in Greece and Cyprus will take place in Athens on Thursday and Friday.

Astronomers say the lunar eclipse of the century is coming.

It will happen on July 27th and will start at 10:30 p.m. Bulgarian time.

Its duration will be impressive: an hour and 43 minutes.

It will be best seen from Africa, the Middle East, India, Australia, Southern and Eastern Europe.