Conquer Mars
Mars was once warm and rainy
Scientists have learned a lot about Mars in recent years based on observations from data that NASA has collected from Red Planet.
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Space science
Internet on the space station is now many times better than the Earth
In order to ensure that data from important missions is transferred quickly and efficiently, NASA has just upgraded the connection at the International Space Station (IS…
Space science
Does the solar system have the 9th planet to own oceans and life?
The head of NASA has made a shocking statement that a familiar and mysterious object at the edge of the Solar System is a true planet.
Environment
Breathing dusty makes people 'crazy'
Exposure to airborne dust particles from babies is associated with a doubling of the risk of schizophrenia in patients as well as increased personality disorder, depress…
Space science
The Milky Way might contain 10 billion Earth-like planets
Through computer simulations and real data, experts estimate the number of planets about the same size as the Earth and may exist life.
Discover science
Ancient humans used to live on a reverse Earth
Volcanic data show that our ancestors spent 22,000 harsh years when the Arctic of the Earth gradually turned into Antarctica and vice versa.
Health
First data lookup bank in Vietnam
In the afternoon of August 12, the Ministry of Health announces the Pharmaceutical Data Bank, helps look up drugs through the website or on mobile applications.
Oceanography
Uncover the mysterious veil of volcanic ranges underneath the Coral Sea
Scientists are tasked with collecting data and specimens on the seabed to determine when these large volcanoes will be formed and find out if these volcanoes are still a…
Space science
The Milky Way had 'devoured' another galaxy billions of years ago
By using data from the Gaia space telescope, researchers were able to decipher part of the question about our Milky past.
Space science
The Milky Way is twisted, not flat
For the first time in history, Polish scientists have mapped three-dimensional maps of the Milky Way with the highest accuracy.
Animal world
Cats are actually getting fatter and science says that everything has a reason
Indeed now, the fact that a cat boss owns a weight of over 5kg is no longer so special.
Health
Development of algorithms helps predict the risk of tuberculosis
Israeli scientists have developed an algorithm based on data from the initial exposure of a bacterium to the human body's immune system, helping to predict tuberculosis.
Scientific works
Is the Three Gorges Dam in China deformed?
The distorted image of the Three Gorges Dam (China) is attracting the attention of media both inside and outside China.
Biology
Huge data warehouse contributes to explain the strange shapes of insect eggs
Some insects produce sausage-shaped eggs, ellipses or even flat shapes.
New technology
The whole 16GB of English Wikipedia is stored on DNA, which is in this test tube
DNA, which is about the same age as life on Earth, is the storage technology of the future.