Space science
Science reassesses possibility of asteroid Apophis hitting Earth
According to the latest observations and calculations, there is still a certain risk that asteroid Apophis will change its orbit and hit Earth in 2029.
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How big can the human stomach expand?
An adult's empty stomach is as large as a 0.5 liter can of soda and can expand to the size of a 2 liter bottle, some even up to 4 liters.
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Based on new theory, physics 'captures' a photon for the first time
New research opens up ways to improve sensors as well as quantum computing.
New technology
The race to create a quantum internet
Europe is pushing to create a new, more secure network infrastructure based on quantum physics that would help prevent hackers from stealing information.
Environment
Heat in Southeast Asia: Scientists still don't know when to stop
Many weeks have passed but the hot weather still shows no signs of cooling down in Southeast Asian countries.
Science Events
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry honors work on asymmetric organic catalysis
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to two scientists, Benjamin List (Germany) and David WC MacMillan (USA) for their work.
Health
What is a football player spraying on a sore wound when he is hurt on the field?
If the wound does not bleed, which does not lead to a broken leg, the player will be given a pain reliever called a pain killer.
Archeology
Discover how dinosaurs existed with the rigors of ancient Gondwana
Scientists have discovered a stunning collection of fossil feathers revealing how some dinosaurs kept warm during the ancient Gondwana supercontinent in the southern hem…
Biology
The big tree trunk burned from within
Australian residents on their way home from a forest fire discovered a large wooden tree burned with fire from the inside.
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When do people often make unwise decisions?
A recent study by scientists at Dundee University in Scotland shows that when people are hungry, people are more likely to make unwise decisions.
Health
Breakthrough method of 'film' helps blind people 26 years of light
The strange method of combining cranial and high-tech surgery has shown video clips directly into the patient's brain, teaching the visual cortex to process images again.
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The biggest scam about life on the Moon
The story begins early in the summer when Benjamin Day, the founder of New York Sun, meets Adams Locke, who claims to be a major journalist, attended the University of C…
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Life on Earth may not have happened without this creature
Without plants, our Earth could hardly have this easy breathing atmosphere.
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No accident, no road repair, why is there still a traffic jam?
Several groups of different researchers have used mathematical calculations with practical tests to answer this difficult problem.