Animal world
The animal carries the 'key' to neutralize Covid-19
Meet Winter, a 4-year-old llamas, living on a farm in rural Belgium.
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Animal world
Luminescent worms - ideas for sustainable light sources
New research published in the FASEB journal suggests that Chaetopterus marine worm mucus could become a long-term light source for future technology.
Environment
CO2 capture filter: A groundbreaking idea for the post-carbon industry
In Australia, the country's three largest coal-fired power plants have designed a process of capturing CO2 as input to algae biomass farming systems. This type of algae…
Science Events
Three scientists were selected to present the Ta Quang Buu Prize in 2020
The research of three scientists conducted in Vietnam in the fields of medical science, mathematics and physics, has been published in excellent international journals.
Science story
Who was the first to discover sperm?
Only by making homemade utensils from a magnifying glass, Anton van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria and became the first person to observe the nucleus that helps maintai…
Computer science
How to increase and expand the C drive capacity on Windows 10, 8, 7 ...
Drive C is full, causing the computer to run slowly, the machine is hot and sometimes power goes down? This article will show you how to increase and expand the capacity…
Computer science
Louvre Museum is free to visit online
The Louvre Museum - which displays the world famous artwork, the Mona Lisa, has officially announced the free online tour through the museum's website at a time when the…
Computer science
Sit home to explore the Vatican museum online during the Covid-19 season
Currently, when the Covid-19 epidemic is raging, all historical sites, tourist destinations like the Vatican are closed, but it's okay now you can visit online for free.
Computer science
Rare opportunity: Free tour of Egyptian tombs through virtual reality
Accordingly, the Egyptian Tourism Council has just opened a virtual tour for travelers around the world to visit the 5,000-year-old tomb for free.
Computer science
Fight 'crazy legs' with a virtual tour of the 10 famous science museums
No need to visit the site to admire the wonders, the following 10 museums have digitized sightseeing tours for everyone to visit right at home.
Discover science
Why are the children of Japanese samurai often weak and sick?
The world famous Japanese samurai are brave warriors, brave and rarely surrender to the enemy. However, the children of the samurai are not as healthy as their father. W…
Archeology
Erosion cliffs reveal 15 million year old fossils
Scientists quickly unearthed two ancient dolphins to move to the museum when they were in danger of being damaged.
Archeology
Dunkleosteus: The 'Terminator' of the Devonian
Before the dinosaurs appeared, the Earth also existed many species of animals known as the notorious assassins, many of which are from the ocean and Dunkleosteus is one…
Space science
NASA expert: Can use GPS to locate on the Moon
Experts at NASA believe that we can build a miniature GPS station on the Moon to help astronauts can easily move on the surface and carry out missions.
Space science
The 'eat' star companion in binary
Computer simulations reveal how a massive star draws matter from a smaller star orbiting it at close distances.