Space science
Planting trees on Mars
The US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) is planning to send the next generation of self-propelled robots and plant seeds to the red planet.
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Space science
Owl 'compulsive surgery' from space
The asteroid attack of nearly 10 km in diameter left the impact crater as wide as 193km, the third largest in this form on the surface of the globe, and most likely trig…
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The island of Mars is right on Earth
For the past 16 years, NASA scientists have made many flights to the Canadian island of Devon, which has similar topographic features to Mars to study and test technolog…
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Block the sun to cool the Earth?
A group of physical scientists has proposed a completely new, ambitious and daring plan for artificially cooling the Earth.
Space science
India launches satellite to study weather
India's four satellites today are launched from the southeastern state of Andhra Pradesh, to serve the weather study.
Space science
Space tourism: Dangerous for the Earth?
Funky world about space tourism. Many companies of space travel have been established. Space shuttle (or space plane) is built and tested. The sprawling universe hotel i…
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The sun can slow the climate warming trend
The Sun is more active than radiation, the determining factor for the structure and thermal composition of the Earth's atmosphere.
Space science
Global warming and cosmic rays
Although the increase in global temperature has a profound and profound impact on the lives of all species on the planet, but ...
Space science
Planting flowers on the moon
A company that designs habitats for organisms in areas with weak gravity is hoping to bring the first flowering plants to the moon.
History
December 11, 1997 The Kyoto Protocol began to be signed by the UNFCCC
The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement concerning the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Biology
'Hack' intestinal bacteria of cows can bring more meat and reduce pollution
According to Futurism, humans are not the only animals with many bacteria active in the intestinal tract.
Biology
Trees can be 'angry' because the earth heats up
Recently, American scientists have announced that, due to global warming, plants can 'get angry', become dangerous to the atmosphere and to life on the planet in general.
Biology
Grow garlic super terrible thanks to listening to music in the greenhouse
Paul Rochester, 56, who lives in Seaham, County Durham, has grown giant leek plants weighing up to 9.75kg.