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China revealed Asia's largest telescope
On October 28, China revealed one of Asia's largest radio telescopes at the foot of Sheshan Mountain in Shanghai, to collect data from space exploration satellites.
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The most massive scientific machines
In order to better understand the vast and complex universe, scientists have created enough great scientific machines. The bigger the projects, the more time, cost, and…
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At the age of 16, this girl made an important project for NASA
Liza Goldberg's work summarizes data from four satellites that track the growth and loss of mangroves, as well as rainfall, agricultural activity, and urban growth.
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Who makes 'distortion' information about Vietnamese territory borders?
If we promote good data about the territory of the Vietnamese territory on good publications about map information, people will understand us better, accept our views ea…
Medicine - Health
Artificial intelligence robot supports surgery
Thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), robots use data from previous surgeries to inform new technology, causing less complications.
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Smart bracelets for people with dementia
According to HTI, scientists from the Farunhofer Institute, Germany, study bracelets that are capable of measuring external environmental activities in dementia patients.
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Scientific proof: The more cramped the place, the more likely it is to become obese
Data from AI, satellite images and surveys in 6 US cities show that too crowded also causes obesity.
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Marriage is a tonic to prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke
Scientists have conducted 34 studies over the past two decades by collecting data from more than 2 million people aged 42-77 in Europe, North America, the Middle East an…
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Children with food allergies are twice as likely to have autism
According to a study of national health data, American children are twice as likely to develop autism spectrum disorders as children with food allergies.
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Research: Personality affects how we move our eyes
According to Newsweek, eyes are a tool that allows us to feel the world around us and many people consider it to be the window of the soul.
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People with blood type O are more likely to die when injured
According to the Telegraph, data from 901 emergency patients in Japan showed that the O-fatal mortality rate was 28%. Meanwhile, the mortality rate in other blood groups…
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The more children I have, the fewer teeth I have
Experts from the University of Heidelberg (Germany) analyzed data collected in 2013 from 35,000 people aged 50 and older in 14 European countries and Israel.
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Measured fetal pedal force in the womb
Around the 18th week of pregnancy, pregnant women begin to feel the movements of their unborn baby.
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Successful reconstruction of the human gene has died for 200 years
It is worth noting here that the group did not have the original tissue sample. The DNA reconstruction task is entirely based on the study of DNA samples from the descen…
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New research on beverages helps HIV-infected patients live longer
The study conducted data analysis of 1,028 patients with HIV infection and hepatitis C for 5 years in France, of which 1/4 patients drink at least 3 cups of coffee a day.