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Can we become mathematicians by way of self-study? (Part 1)
In the early 19th century, mathematical genius Évariste Galois, who gave birth to abstract algebra, the foundations of many modern sciences such as computer science, cry…
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What needs to go to the moon when there are so many 'miraculous things' on Earth?
Make sure, every 100% real thing, phenomenon or person that you see below is 'magic' no less than any science fiction movie!
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Ukraine unloaded the 'concrete coffin' that was about to collapse at the Chernobyl factory
Ukrainian authorities decided to remove the concrete dome surrounding the exploded reactor at Chernobyl to prevent it from collapsing after years of degradation.
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Great products will make you admire the designer
Just a small change but 'right place', familiar objects and designs can become even more convenient and useful!
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Why should we never stop learning, whether we are too old or too old?
There are many paths that lead you to success, but no matter which path you choose, it's important to keep learning.
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Why must F1 riders lie while driving?
Have you ever wondered, why F1 racing athletes often lie while driving Formula 1 racing? Is there any reason why they and racing car manufacturers have to do so?
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Benefits and harms when producing electricity from nuclear energy
Besides the immediate benefits, nuclear power in general still has potential harms that are very dangerous. So what is it? Let's find out in this article.
Oceanography
Giant jellyfish invade Korean beaches
The Korean government on August 5 warned seafarers about the unusual occurrence of a giant jellyfish that could be lethal.
Oceanography
Uncover the mysterious veil of volcanic ranges underneath the Coral Sea
Scientists are tasked with collecting data and specimens on the seabed to determine when these large volcanoes will be formed and find out if these volcanoes are still a…
Oceanography
Explain the cause of high levels of mercury in marine fish
Mercury content - an organic compound that can cause brain damage and severe nervous system - has increased by 23% in cod and 27% in bluefin tuna caught in the Atlantic…
Archeology
With an enamel brewed for 4500 years, the test scientist successfully processed the delicious toast
You may still trust and eat a cake that expires a day or two. But do you dare to eat a toast that has expired for more than 4500 years?
Archeology
Hundreds of millions of fossil pine forests in China
The researchers found fossilized pine forests as large as 35 football fields, growing 359 - 419 million years ago in Anhui province.
Archeology
The grave of the Chinese granddaughter's granddaughter and the mysterious 4-letter 'open person will die' on the lid of the coffin
Xian is considered one of the places that keeps the famous Chinese antiquities through many dynasties.
Space science
The Milky Way had 'devoured' another galaxy billions of years ago
By using data from the Gaia space telescope, researchers were able to decipher part of the question about our Milky past.
Space science
Find out the great world of 'specter' galaxies
Japanese scientists have found a way to reach the invisible super galaxies that NASA's Hubble space hunter must also give up.