Best news aggregation for the week of July 2
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Mystery about Jupiter, iPhone photo editing software, drinking beer with a small glass, the world's most fun craft .... are the most interesting news readers in the past…
Living for three centuries, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Tru who was recognized as the oldest elderly woman in the world died on July 12 evening.
Today, Christie successfully auctioned Albert Einstein's worn-out leather jacket.
NASA space agency representative informed about the upcoming seminar, will introduce some sensational discoveries in the field of cosmology - maybe some evidence of the…
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President Barack Obama has become the first US president to have scientific research published in magazines while he is still in office.
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In addition to improvements in machinery and technology, Vietnam Robocon representative in 2016 the Asia-Pacific robotics competition in Thailand is supported a lot of m…
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NASA recently decided to loosen public access, allowing everyone to access their research without paying any service fees.
A small publisher (NXB) in Spain has just won the right to copy the manuscript of a six-century-old book written in languages and coded symbols so far unreadable.
The European Space Research Organization in the Southern Hemisphere (ESO) is about to announce the discovery of the new planet