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Roscosmos announces the sound of neutron stars
By translating the signal frequency into sound waves, 'music' can be received, - as reported on the TV Studio's page.
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Biology
Why can't plague bacteria be completely eradicated on the planet?
Experts say that this dangerous, dangerous, infectious disease is coming back, the disease is still prevalent in different parts of the world. Why does 'black death' per…
Technology
The patch helps diabetics with amputation
Mexican scientists have developed a patch containing gram negative Bdellovibrio to treat infections resistant to foot ulcers, helping to save thousands of diabetics from…
Health
There was an answer to the mystery: 'Replace the blood to help him finish copper'
Will blood transfusions of young people help old people to 'improve old age'? The controversial issue in this scientific world has now been clarified thanks to a recent…
Biology
The ocean floor virus contains enzymes that can treat pneumonia
The cytochrome P450 enzyme present in the complex gene of the virus is found to have a great contribution in medicine.
Animal world
Giant planet approaching the Earth, showing off 4 moons
Earth people will have the opportunity to admire the gas giant of the Solar System and the moon of life, its volcanic moon ... in this June.
Environment
Ancient Romans were the agents of climate change in Europe 2,000 years ago
According to a new study published, scientists believe that the ancient Romans had the effects of climate change from thousands of years ago.
Discover science
The oldest living creatures still exist on Earth
Cyanobacteria are known to be the oldest living organism that existed when present on Earth from 2.1 to 2.8 billion years ago.
Space science
NASA uses X-ray technology to track space explosions
With X-ray technology, NASA's US agency has built a map of stars in space. This achievement is the foundation for future astronaut navigation system.
New technology
Nobel laureate scientist makes the world's smallest mass spectrometer
The smallest mass spectrometer in the world created by a Nobel laureate in 2002 and expected to play an important role in pharmaceutical research
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Strange rays from the cosmos excite the ancient people with two legs
A series of supernova explosions from the distant universe millions of years ago helped human ancestors abandon the habit of moving with 4 limbs.
Archeology
Discovered a 200-year-old bronze cannon of the coast
Workers are scooping land for construction of embankments at Xuan Thieu beach (Da Nang), discovering a bronze magic god, dating back to 200 years.
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The story of the most bizarre things ever exhibited in the museum
And each department has its own story.
Archeology
Discovering fossil mushrooms about a billion years old
New discoveries of mushroom fossils in Canada can reshape our understanding of how life grows.
Health
New research: Gingivitis may increase the risk of Alzheimer's
This study results as a reminder that people need to pay more attention to gingivitis - a disease that is easy to get but also easily overlooked.