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Holy fire, green flashing or lightning, are strange light streams that scientists are still trying to explain.
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Holy fire, green flashing or lightning, are strange light streams that scientists are still trying to explain.
Have you ever wondered what is the driest place in the world or how to put a pear in a bottle? The results of recent scientific discoveries will help us better understan…
Scientific experiments are now often complicated, can only be done by a research team, at a cost of up to millions of dollars. However, when asked about the experiment
Cockroaches are one of the animals that humans hate the most, but their extinction will cause catastrophes to the ecosystems on the planet.
Helium is the second most abundant element in the universe but is quite rare on Earth and is at risk of exhaustion.
For decades, scientists have worked out the mystery of the origin of neutrinos, or
What is time? Albert Einstein physicist proved that time is an illusion; It is relative - it may be different for different observers depending on your speed in space.
These are some magical lands in the legend that are described as heaven on earth - where people have a prosperous life, forever young ...
Researchers have discovered the key to forming some of the world's most abundant diamond mines. This discovery may pave the way for creating more precious gems.
Of course, this reactor had stopped working and fell from its orbit, though it did not cause any harm when returning to Earth.
The immense earth always contains countless mysteries in life. With many years of research, experts have summed up the fascinating facts about the Earth that many of you…
For non-members on the International Space Station (ISS), the concept of one day is quite abstract because every 24 hours, they will experience 15 dawn dawn when ISS fli…
Behind the glamor of a work of the 'universe', astronauts are also ordinary people with sleeps full of dreams on the spacecraft.
The new European Space Agency's (ESA) new severe weather tracking satellite, MSG-4, has just released the first image of the Earth - and it is a breathtaking spectacle.
Three billion years ago, gold in the ocean was 10 times more than today, Australian mining scientists concluded.