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NASA astronaut training in a pool of water preparing to go to the Moon
In preparation for its return to the Moon in 2024, NASA has designed many special exercises for astronauts, including exercises in the water tank.
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Environment
Why is it only 0.04% of the atmosphere, but CO2 is still the main cause of global warming?
Occupying a small percentage, but the impact of CO2 is extremely large. But alas, luckily, it's smaller. Because if the CO2 ratio is large, it will be a disaster.
Oceanography
Tragedy of European dolphins: Polluted living environment, record mercury concentration
Dolphins tested in Europe contain extremely high levels of mercury and industrial chemicals.
Oceanography
Fishing 'dinosaur fish', fishermen almost jumped out of the boat
The fish with unusually large eyes caught at a depth of 800 m in the sea made the fishermen panicked.
Archeology
Find the 'lost' ancient continent ... located below Europe
The mysterious continent has a name
Space science
The US military declares a European rocket explosion in space
The U.S. Air Force's outer space monitoring agency detected the third phase explosion of the Ariane 4 European space rocket in orbit, the 18th U.S. Air Force space contr…
Discover science
Tiny animals banish the Mongolian army, save Europe from destruction?
The Mongol Empire was once the largest dominant empire in the world, but the Mongols could never occupy Europe even though the early campaigns created a 'victory like sp…
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Why do many people often tilt left when selfie?
Taking a quick look at people's selfies, you'll notice most of them are tilted left. Science calls this the pseudoneglect trend.
Archeology
The gruesome grave reveals the massacre of the Mongol army when attacking Europe
Researchers are really obsessed after learning the truth behind a skeletal mass grave discovered in Russia.
Archeology
Ancient people recycled tools 500,000 years ago
The study area is believed to be home to the ancient Homo erectus and the Acheulian Stone Age culture. This culture is popular in Africa, Europe and Asia.
Biology
Warn predatory bacteria to attack during the rainy season
It was thought that the disease had been forgotten, but recently, it continued to boom again and the death rate increased to 60%.
New technology
Physicists create a device that can 'forget memories'
The brain is the ultimate computing machine, so it's no wonder researchers want to try and simulate it.
Discover science
Protein discovery plays a role in sensing cold weather
Scientists have conducted research on thousands of random genetic variations, to determine which gene affects the response of the worms to cold air.
Science Events
9 start-up teams compete for USD 50,000
The teams will present their start-up projects to the international jury, at MIT, Boston on September 7 to select the best candidates.
Discover science
The new finding shows that the human brain can create 11-dimensional space
With about 86 billion neurons, the human brain is the most complex structure in nature that we still don't fully understand.