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Prophet Nostradamus' prediction of world destiny in 2020
The terrifying prophetic prophecies of the prophet Nostradamus have been the subject of controversy for centuries and in the context of the world approaching the new yea…
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Astronaut like Christmas like?
4 astronauts sent Christmas greetings to everyone through a video.
Animal world
Christmas music from the sound of fish and shrimp
Scientists in the UK have recorded for the first time the sounds of fishes and transformed them into music at the Abbey Road Studios studio.
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What do people do with discarded artificial grass?
Artificial grass is popular all over the world. However, one thing that few people pay attention to is how to handle damaged grass, all land so as not to harm the enviro…
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Science explains why children still believe in Santa Claus
Christmas is coming again, bringing with it many mysterious stories, the famous Santa or Santa Claus story is no exception.
Space science
Could the Earth be the harsh place for life in the universe?
The universe contains hundreds of billions of galaxies, each galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars, and many stars have planets orbiting them, looking for extrat…
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Rocket engineer: 'Ocean Crossbow' An Duong Vuong acts like a container rocket?
In early December, rocket engineer Vu Dinh Thanh sent a declaration to the National Office of Intellectual Property (Ministry of Science and Technology) to register the…
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Christmas tree nebula in the constellation Unicorn
For Christmas, astronomer Jean Dean shares a stunning photograph of the NGC 2264 nebula 2,600 light-years from Earth.
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The mysterious 'black tide' suffocates Brazil's more than 4,400km coastline
Dense streaks of oil have severely damaged Brazilian beaches for nearly four months, but the cause has not been determined.
Animal world
'Magically' the whole process of forming salamander from ... one cell
For the salamander that mainly live in water, their fertilization will be very special: Insemination but not mating.
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What is A-GPS? How does it work?
Assisted GPS or Augmented GPS (commonly abbreviated as A-GPS or aGPS) is a system to help reduce the boot time and start positioning of GPS devices.
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Unprecedented discovery inside the Earth's core
Recent research indicates that a layer of snow iron is formed and depositing the inner core of the Earth.
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Science proves: The 'cool' person is actually very intelligent, charming and successful!
Turns out, coffee is art, and people know coffee is the artist.
Space science
Ethiopia successfully launched the first satellite
ETRSS-1 satellite was put into orbit on December 20, marking a historic milestone in Ethiopia's space science development effort.
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Dramatic python screen 'crisis' more than 4m, workers caught being '3rd party' fierce attack
In the process of digging large pythons, the group of workers accidentally bumped into a 'third person' and was attacked so painfully that they fled.