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NASA spacecraft captured the moment the Korean ship flew in the opposite direction
NASA's lunar probe captured the moment Danuri, a South Korean spacecraft operating in a nearly parallel orbit, whizzed by.
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History
Why are some people so cruel to others?
Harming or causing pain to someone, both physically and mentally, is unacceptable cruelty. But it still happens every day in life.
History
Eighty-year history of American jet fighters
Over the past 80 years, air forces around the world have used five generations of jet fighters.
Health
A diet of small fish instead of red meat could save 750,000 lives each year
According to scientists, eating small fish instead of red meat could prevent up to 750,000 deaths from diet-related diseases by 2050 and avoid up to 15 million years of…
AI - Artificial intelligence
The most popular AI tools of 2023
It's not surprising that ChatGPT, the OpenAI product that powered the artificial intelligence boom of late 2022, emerged as the most popular AI tool of 2023.
New technology
The engine can help the plane reach speeds of Mach 9
Engineers successfully tested a drone at subsonic speeds equipped with a rocket-like combustion engine, which can reach speeds of 11,000 km/h when flying commercially in…
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Science has found a mechanism to help the brain turn experiences into long-term memories, you can also try it
Some events are clearly stored in the brain even though they happened a long time ago, while there are events that fade into oblivion even though they happened just yest…
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Evidence shows that men can drive better than women
Scientists note that men have better driving ability due to better navigation. Meanwhile, women remember for a long time and can easily master foreign languages.
Life
The brain is also affected by the climate crisis
Is the increase in depression, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) etc. related to high temperatures and harsh environ…
AI - Artificial intelligence
How can AI destroy humanity?
'Current AI systems cannot yet wipe out humanity. But in 1, 2 or 5 years, it's not certain', Yoshua Bengio - Professor at the University of Montreal - expressed concern.
Computer science
How dangerous is malicious code targeting Vietnamese iPhone users?
GoldPickaxe malware, targeting iPhone users in Vietnam and Thailand, takes login information, including faces, thereby bypassing biometric security layers.
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The smoke circles rising from the top of the mountain make everyone curious, what is the truth?
Many people were very surprised to see and record images of circular smoke circles flying from the top of a mountain high into the sky.
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Active volcano discovered at the bottom of the world's deepest lake
Video cameras mounted on autonomous underwater robots recorded volcanic cracks near a potentially active fault under Lake Baikal, Siberia.
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How high can military aircraft fly?
The altitude a military aircraft can fly depends partly on the type of aircraft and whether it has
Oceanography
A new species of sea monster 'emerged' after 67 million years of hiding in Antarctica
The sea monster's ancient remains were found near Marambio Base, an Argentine Antarctic research station.