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Using radar to scan Antarctica, found a 'radiator' twice as large as London: Experts warn!
Solving the mysteries of Antarctica - the most challenging region on our planet - requires extensive international cooperation.
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New technology
Harvard successfully develops sound wave chip, compatible with quantum computers
Because they do not use conventional electromagnetic waves to operate, these sound wave chips can be compatible and connected to quantum computer systems.
Oceanography
Complete mapping of nearly a quarter of the ocean floor on Earth
The Seabed 2030 project, which collects data from governments, companies and research institutes, aims to map 100% of the ocean floor by 2030.
Space science
NASA reveals herd of 'messenger' robots to meet aliens
Keeping the faith about the world of life hidden in the alien ocean of Enceladus or Europa, NASA has developed a swarm of tiny, good-swimming robots to prepare for speci…
Conquer Mars
Mars spacecraft upgraded after 20 years of using Windows 98
The software upgrade will help the Mars Express onboard MARSIS tool get better signals, process data more efficiently, and last longer.
Biology
New DNA technology makes us 'redraw' the evolutionary tree
If you find yourself physically different from your blood relatives, you must have felt isolated from your family in some way.
Conquer Mars
NASA spacecraft captures evidence that Mars is habitable
Searching through a huge trove of data from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, American planetary scientists have discovered evidence of an ancient world of life.
Space science
For the first time in history, a commercial satellite successfully surveyed the entire sky of the Earth
The success of China's equipment shows the potential for big data mining in private companies.
Scientific application
Smart devices make football players 'sharper'
The achievements of sports athletes, including football players, will have a marked change when equipped with the Playermaker smart device of the company of the same nam…
Discover science
Earth's core derailed, one day is not 24 hours
Scientists have found shocking evidence that the Earth's layers do not form a tightly bound sphere.
Science Events
NASA spacecraft is about to fly through Venus' hellish atmosphere
NASA will launch a mission to fly over Venus and plunge through the planet's harsh atmosphere in 2029.
Space science
The mysterious organization and the top secret agents of the Nazis - part 2
The beautiful and mysterious woman, the source of the first Nazi flying saucers and humans on Earth.
Science Events
Japanese researchers set record for data transmission speed
Recently, researchers in Japan have set a new record for data transmission speed with 1.02 petabit/s (Pb/s) by fiber optic cable.
Technology
America develops internet in space for faster data transmission
US aerospace technology company Lockheed Martin and the Filecoin Foundation are combining to put Blockchain on spacecraft to build a high-speed data sharing internet.
Space science
NASA: Strange things are happening in our universe
The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) says something strange is happening in our universe.