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China completes 174-day Antarctic expedition
Two Chinese icebreakers have returned to Shanghai one by one, ending the country's 38th Antarctic expedition.
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The earth shakes 85,000 times because the 'fire monster' under the sea rises
Scientists have found the mysterious cause behind a series of earthquakes lasting from August 2020 to now: A fire monster hibernating in the cold waters of Antarctica su…
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China plans to search for Earth 2.0, using a satellite containing up to seven telescopes
This month, Chinese researchers will publish details of a second Earth-finding project.
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How does a solar power station in outer space work?
Solar power stations in space receive light continuously 24 hours a day but require high costs and high risk of failure.
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Legend of the first piano in Korea
At the end of March 1900, the streets and markets of Daegu were hotly discussed about the appearance of
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Lluvia de Peces - Mysterious unanswered fish rain in Honduras
Every year, Yoro, a small town in northern Honduras, experiences a mysterious phenomenon known as fish rain
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NASA researches to build a telescope 10-100 times larger than the current one
NASA is testing a new method to build a telescope 10-100 times larger than the most modern glasses today.
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Scientists prepare to restart the large particle accelerator
Restarting the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) this week after a temporary shutdown due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
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Fusion of 8 precious metals into alloys: A new future for hydrogen fuel cells
To create this unprecedented alloy, the researchers created an ionic-carrying solution of all eight metals in equal amounts and subjected the solution to a reducing agen…
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Why did the US become the first country to ban anti-satellite missile testing?
The administration of President Joe Biden is imposing a moratorium on anti-satellite missile tests on its own, with the goal of making it 'the international norm for res…
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Ancient gem discovery could be a 'time machine' in the future
The magical ancient gem could help scientists create large particles that are a hybrid of light and matter, leading to a leap in science and technology through a future…
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The world's first octopus super farm encountered opposition from the scientific world
Scientists say keeping hundreds of thousands of octopuses in closed cages is not the same as raising fish. Who knows what terrible thing could happen after that?
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Winding stairs like a roller coaster
The terraced construction 'SpaceWalk' consists of many spirals far from the ground, which can evoke the feeling of walking through space.
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Creating human stem cells from chemical molecules
Chinese scientists have transformed human somatic cells back into pluripotent stem cells using chemical molecules.
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Mazda welders create metal dice as small as a grain of sand
The metal dice are so small that they are as small as a grain of sand on a fingertip.