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Quadriplegic patient had brain chip implanted by Neuralink to play online chess
On March 21, Elon Musk's startup Neuralink streamed on X the scene of the first patient implanted with a brain chip using his mind to play online chess.
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First footage of the reactor meltdown in Fukushima
Drone images reveal the scale of damage at the Fukushima nuclear power plant 13 years after the meltdown disaster.
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19th century rolling ball chronometer
Unlike the popular pendulum clock 200 years ago, inventor William Congreve's clock measured time by the movement of a small ball.
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Explore the world's largest 'dark' area in America
An area of more than 1 million hectares in the US has just been recognized as the darkest place to view the night sky, with the hope that this area will expand more th…
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Diamond is not the hardest material on Earth
Diamond can be compressed into something even harder than itself, and scientists already know how to get this material.
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The oldest working clock in the world
The small globe-shaped 1505 watch in gold-plated bronze is a combination of German engineering and Eastern identity.
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Turkey's controversial photo: What is the white color under the camel's feet?
This photo went viral after being posted on Turkish social networks a long time ago. The person who posted the photo is George Steinmetz - an American photographer.
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China successfully tested the world's first urban train using hydrogen
The world's first urban train using hydrogen energy has completed testing at a speed of 160km/h in China.
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Chinese scientist creates clean energy from a classic toy
Chinese scientists have developed a device that could pave the way for a new source of clean energy based on the operating principles of a classic toy.
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The reason Bill Gates' nuclear reactor cannot compare with Russia's
The advanced nuclear reactor technology used by Bill Gates' company is said to be unmatched by Russian technology.
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Unique pyramid-shaped mountains in China
The Egyptian pyramid-like shape of Guizhou's mountains is the result of natural erosion over a period of hundreds of millions of years.
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White hydrogen – a new gold mine sparks a global hunt
Recent research by Rystad Energy found that at the end of last year, there were 40 companies exploring natural hydrogen reserves, up from just 10 in 2020.
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Are diamonds really eternal?
Diamonds are always advertised as eternal jewelry, symbolizing love, but in reality those words are the product of marketing from the last century.
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The true meaning of waterproof and waterproof watches
The difference between waterproof and waterproof watches.
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How is non-alcoholic beer produced?
Drinking non-alcoholic beer during fun meetings with friends and partners is becoming more and more popular.