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Genius physicist Stephen Hawking rests between Darwin and Newton
Thousands gathered at a memorial ceremony at Westminster Abbey on June 15 to pay homage to genius physicist Stephen Hawking.
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Erupting land in Ninh Thuan
The land suddenly extruded into a mound, ash gray appeared more than this month in Loi Hai commune (Thuan Bac, Ninh Thuan). Director of the Department of Natural Resourc…
Science story
Collect gold from garbage
A waste treatment center in central Japan separates quite a lot of gold from the ash of waste and mud under the sewer.
Medicine - Health
The truth about the earwax method is said to be
This method uses an empty candle made of beeswax, which is said to be extremely safe, gentle and extremely effective.
Medicine - Health
A small trace also helps assess DNA
Genetic experts confirmed that, in cases of burning mourning, just finding a small piece of bone or a tooth can carry DNA identification to identify.
Computer science
Silicon Valley 'revived from the ashes'
The birthplace of the giants in Apple technology, Google and HP have once again revived. For the first time, a series of new industries came into being since the fall of…
New technology
Special concrete aerosols help prevent earthquakes
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.
New technology
A company that makes a strange way to bury a lost loved one can help you stay with them
With this product, you can use the ashes of your loved one to grow any plant you want, including cannabis.
New technology
Fire fighters in the world
Scientists around the world designed and tested a variety of robots equipped with sensor systems, modern cameras, fire fighting aids and firefighters.
New technology
Technology to produce tires from rice husk ash
The effect of husk ash on tire performance may be comparable to that used in tire production today.
New technology
Belgium's radar test helps detect volcanic ash
According to a reporter in Brussels, on 28 October, Belgium conducted a radar detector test of volcanic ash over the Bay of Biscay.
New technology
Make recordings from the dead ashes
With the service of using cremation ashes to record a disc, relatives can hear what you want to say after you die. And Vinyly (UK) is launching a very poisonous service:…
New technology
This type of radar is capable of detecting volcanic ash
Britain's EasyJet recently said it has successfully tested a radar called 'AVOID' capable of detecting volcanic ash.
New technology
Ash replacement cement
Be aware that the rivers change color from green to dark yellow or red color of rice husks removed by mills, ...
New technology
Laser beam burns the plane to dust
The US Navy has turned four unmanned APs into ashes with a laser launcher in a recent test.