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If you look at sci-fi movies, you will easily encounter scenes in which characters can interact with other objects remotely through 3D hologram technology, for example I…
Tips to cure a toothache, evidence of UFOs appear in ancient India, the mysterious character on the card K .... is the news most interested readers last week.
The prestigious building for robots has just added five new members in 2006, from a female robot in a classic pantomime film to an industrial robot, thereby promoting th…
The world's most exotic museum in Japan exhibits thousands of stone faces, attracting the curiosity of tourists.
On December 22, the famous astronaut Bruce McCandless died the day before in California, 80 years old, according to the AP.
If not for the work of a character named John Houbolt, the United States could never bring people to the Moon.
The first astronaut to set foot on the moon or six earthquake prison experts in Italy are among the BBC's most representative faces this year.
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'Counterfeit gladiator' is the name that Chinese people place for Dr. Phuong Chau Tu, who unmasked bureaucrats and intellectuals who use fake diplomas, scientists who sc…
Prof. Dr. Tran Van Truong, Chairman of the Vietnamese Molar Tooth Association, Professor of the Faculty of Odonto-Stomatology has been voted by the American Institute of…
Among the 50 characters selected by Public Works magazine for the Trendsetters 2006 award, among famous names such as US President George Wush, former Vice President Al…
All life on Earth contains genetic compounds composed of nitrogen, denoted by four letters A, T, C, and G, which are the foundation for making proteins.
You can take dolls for example. If you see a doll that can speak, glance, move, you will find it interesting or like ... Annabelle?
Perhaps, more or less, you have heard the name Peter Pan. It is the name of a character who comes out of fairy tales most loved by children.
Do you believe that the opponent can completely guess your personality with just looking at the signature?