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The two satellites graze each other at a speed of 52,800km per hour
IRAS and GGSE-4 satellites are likely to escape the risk of collision above Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, at 6:39 am on January 30 (Hanoi time).
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Animal world
Why is bat the culprit of many global pandemics?
According to scientists, the origin of Wuhan Corona virus may come from a snake. However, other infectious disease experts say the culprit is likely the bat.
Animal world
Why do we never see an elephant's body in the forest?
We often see elephants walking in large swarms in the forest but never saw the elephants' bodies when they died? Why so?
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Why do people get stuck in one nose when they are sick?
When we are sick or have the flu, we often have only one side of our nose. This is really annoying. Why?
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Groundbreaking research: Turning sea optic cables into earthquake detection systems
The researchers propose to use existing undersea optical fiber cables as a seismic detection tool.
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Shock: Concentration of atmospheric CO2 has reached the highest point in human history
Even CO2 concentrations peak when the first month of 2020 is not reached. Sadly, each year we record a new record of atmospheric CO2.
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With the power of modern technology, how long will it take to reach the planet a light-year away?
I've seen people succeed hundreds of times ... in movies. What about in real life?
Archeology
We can hear the voice of a 3,000-year-old mummy
A 3,000-year-old mummy of an Egyptian priest has just been studied and reproduced successfully at birth by Royal Holloway University (London)
Space science
China is set to launch the Mars probe in July
China is expected to launch its Mars mission with the launch of its first Red Planet probe in July this year.
Space science
Stunned the unexpected stories before the Big Bang
The Big Bang occurred about 13.8 billion years ago, but what did the universe look like before the Big Bang? It is possible that before the Big Bang, the universe was an…
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Journey of transportation of Airbus A380 parts
The Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger aircraft, consists of 4 million parts shipped from 30 countries via land, water and air.
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The mushroom-friendly home is: the more lush the mushroom, the more it absorbs more CO2 from the air
Living in a mushroom-covered house has a feeling
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Decipher the secret behind the cobra control magic with the trumpet of the Indian snake witch
Witnessing the magic combination of snakes and pungi, many people have been mistaken for the reptilian's ability to absorb sound when they bend their bodies with music.
Archeology
Scientists use light that is '10 billion times brighter' than the Sun to read a thousand-year-old scroll
The scientists got their scrolls last October and are expected to read them in six months. So in about 2 months, we will know what the old scroll was written.
Animal world
1001 wondering: How much does the world's largest mouse weigh?
Capybara water guinea pigs are the largest rodents in the world. As noted, there has been an individual weighing nearly 100kg in Brazil.