Space science
Espanõla will be the first fruit tree to be grown on ISS?
Espanõla peppers (Chile) will be the first fruit tree that NASA grows in space for vitamin supplements.
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India abruptly canceled the last moon probe
India's Moon mission had to be canceled in less than an hour before taking off the spacecraft to probe on July 15, following a technical incident.
Space science
The second time Japanese probes kicked down asteroids, sending precious film footage
It also sends unique footage!
Space science
Cherry blossom galaxies flourish, glowing mysterious pink light
A series of glowing objects with cherry blossoms in full bloom in the galaxy NGC 1156 of the Aries constellation is a trace of nursery nurseries.
History
Hoi An charm appears on Google Doodle July 16: What is the reason Google honors?
Hoi An first appeared on the Google Vietnam homepage, the reason
Animal world
Meet penguins, gay giraffes to see ... normal
Not only penguins, giraffes, lions and many other animals can also be gay.
Animal world
The origin and characteristics of African lion dogs
Dutch people living in South Africa in the 16th century once described this breed as ugly dogs.
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How does our brain remember the way home?
Scientists have conducted a new study and found a way to help our brain remember sugar. They found that playing a GPS navigational role is the Theta wave, a type of wave…
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Do you know: Who named the tropical storm?
In the Australian region, the Meteorological Bureau is the name for tropical storms. You can write to the agency to propose a name for the storm, but it may take more th…
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'Ghost town' in Australia, where breathing can also be deadly
A town in Western Australia is so dangerous that local officials have to remove its name from the area map.
Oceanography
Sharks are at risk of disappearing from the Mediterranean
Thousands of tons of sharks are caught each year and the impact from plastic waste pollution puts the Mediterranean at risk of absence of sharks.
Archeology
40% of Asians carry traces of different marriages
After the shocking discovery of the Neanderthals extinct marriage, scientists continued to find descendants of the Denisovians in Asia.
Archeology
Egypt opens two ancient pyramids, revealing many mysteries
The Egyptian government on July 13 opened the two ancient pyramids in southern Cairo, announcing the discovery of many of the mausoleums with well-preserved mummies.
Archeology
The arid Sahara desert used to be the place where the largest marine creatures lived
From fossils found in the Sahara desert, northern Mali, scientists recreate the image of extinct animals and discover many surprises.
Archeology
The 115 million-year fossil of the world's oldest lilies
The researchers discovered intact fossils to every cell of the world's oldest lilies in Brazil.