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The Apollo 11 astronaut revealed an unpublished photo
Although Collins was not allowed to set foot on the surface of the Moon, he did 266 hours of space work, on two NASA mission missions with subsequent missions.
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Find out the most Earth-like alien planet ever
In the distant star system Teegarden, there are two exoplanets that are candidates for finding life beyond Earth.
Space science
How do satellites melt in the Earth's atmosphere?
The European Space Agency (ESA) has published on its website a video of the experiment in which part of the space satellite is melted in the plasma wind pipe.
Biology
The Russian mountain people are miserable because the flies cover the sky
People in the area near the Ural Mountains (Russia) sweep every day the dead fly bucket after it is attacked by a colony of giant flies.
Animal world
Detecting galaxies eating rocks and secrete sand in the Philippine river
The new species specializes in chiseling limestone instead of wood like relatives and secrete sand, surprising the research team.
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Revealing 'secret weapon' to hunt NASA's new planet
NASA has unveiled a new secret weapon they hope will help people see distant planets covered by other suns in the mysterious light.
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Mysterious and strange village story people do not dare to wear shoes
There is no road inside this small Vellagavi village, so you will be surprised to see that there are more temples here than houses.
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The world's most powerful superconducting magnet, the size is equivalent to a toilet paper roll
With this breakthrough, scientists will soon have 'new toys' to study.
Oceanography
Huge octopus attacks divers on the seabed
The huge octopus used its tentacles to cling to a swimmer in Japanese waters and find a way to bite people with a sharp beak.
Archeology
Bac Kan: Discovered prehistoric archaeological relics in Ba Be
From 11 to 14 June, Bac Kan Museum has invited experts to preside over specialized archaeological research and exploration at Puong Tho Cave, Ban Vai Village, Khang Ninh…
Archeology
Detected more than 2,200 pieces of pottery and pre-Inca period objects
Preliminary archaeological research shows that these are tools used by the ancients for hunting, farming and household use.
Archeology
Discovered the new 'tiny' frog species Diasporus in Costa Rica
Costa Rica scientists have confirmed the discovery of a new species of frog in the country, after receiving information from a tourist agent in the Talamanca mountains.
Archeology
The Neolithic people created artificial islands from ... 5,600 years ago
Hundreds of small islands around Scotland do not arise naturally.
Space science
NASA: This is a great time for space travel
Before planning a trip, the first thing we need to do is check whether the weather was beautiful or not, and of course for space travelers.
Space science
24 3.7-ton satellites 'crammed' inside SpaceX missiles
Engineers complete the arrangement of goods for the challenging third launch of the world's strongest rocket, Falcon Heavy.