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Unexpected truth: Sliced French fries born from 'personal aggression'
How that enemy created a dish so far still rains in the pantry of young people all over the world.
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Why do transistors sound fragile but almost never fail?
With so many transistors, why do we rarely hear about transistor cases, or processor chips that have damaged transistors inside.
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Interesting tips to help jeans retain their original style and color
Jeans are one of the items that any of us own. When you find your favorite pants, you will also have a headache when you have to pay attention to how to care, preserve a…
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13 ways that Graphene metamaterials will change future technology (part 1)
Since graphene was first discovered in 2004, it promises to create a new technological revolution around the world.
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How is hot dog produced?
Along with hamburgers, sandwiches or chips, hot dogs are also a popular fast food not only in the US but also widely sold in many countries around the world.
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Why can't fries be made in the universe?
Researchers finally know why astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) cannot make chips or fritters in general like on Earth.
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Smart uniforms tracking dropouts
Students in northeastern Brazil are wearing uniforms fitted with computer chips that are
1001 mystery
Mysterious aliens: Follow history (Part 1)
NASA astronaut Leroy Chiao, former commander of the International Space Station (ISS), has completed four missions in the universe, walking six times in space, claiming…
Conquer Mars
Want to send your name to Mars? NASA will help!
Specifically, the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) plans to launch an InSight space ship on Mars next year.
Oceanography
Corals 'eat plastic' adds to environmental concerns
Great Barrier Reef coral reefs, Queensland-Australia eat plastic debris in the ocean. This new finding has made scientists extremely concerned.
Space science
Stephen Hawking wants to make a spaceship fly to
The physical prince wants to create a micro-spacecraft that can fly
Space science
China expanded its location services throughout Asia
China's navigation system began providing global positioning services in the Asia-Pacific region from yesterday.
Space science
Detecting chipping on the Atlantis space shuttle
The astronauts of the space shuttle Atlantis discovered chipping marks about 53 cm long on the hull.
Space science
'Smart dust' studies the planets
British scientists say that tiny smart devices, spread by the wind, can be helpful in studying other planets.
Biology
Discover a grass that tastes like ... chips
Right from a young age, one of us must have been taught not to taste anything in the laboratory.