Space science
When will humans be able to master and use antimatter?
Modern science believes that just a little bit of antimatter can release huge amounts of energy, which is also considered the most ideal and perfect source of energy.
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Animal world
What if cats were the same size as tigers?
Cats are widely distributed animals, with many species and numbers. China alone has more than 40 million cats.
AI - Artificial intelligence
China tests 'rule-breaking' AI technology in space
A research team at Wuhan University (China) gave AI technology full control of a satellite and left it free to operate for 24 hours.
Discover science
Why do feral pigs cost the United States up to $2.5 billion?
Each year, more than $100 million is spent trying to reduce their numbers, but the damage remains high and appears to be increasing.
Flu epidemic
Cytokine storm - a phenomenon that causes the body to self-destruct before the corona virus
This special phenomenon will cause the human body to collapse because of its own immune system.
Health
Dutch doctors discover new organ in human body
Dutch specialists have discovered a new organ in the human body that should be taken into account when using radiotherapy to treat cancer.
New technology
Shudder to see the world's most humanoid robot imitate the behavior of a scientist
Ameca, a British-made humanoid robot, appears to be filming a hilarious clip with a scientist in which the human and robot display the same creepy-perfect expressions.
Discover science
Black, stinking floodwaters appear in the US and scientists warn of a terrifying warning
The bizarre 'rolling' floodwaters in Arizona could be harmful to many species of creatures, even humans.
Discover science
Are we really capable of having eternal life?
Will humans be able to live forever someday in the future? Eternal life is something that every human being wishes to have.
Biology
Decoding the reason why bullet ants have the 'most painful sting in the world'
Researchers have discovered that the 'world's most painful' ant sting is caused by its toxins that travel straight to human pain nerves.
Archeology
The mystery of the death of a giant monkey over 3m tall that once existed throughout China
Standing at over 3 meters (nearly 10 feet) tall, Gigantopithecus Blacki was the largest primate to ever exist on Earth (at least that we know of). The beast roamed all o…
Archeology
Scientists rescue half-ton 'evidence of human civilization' at the southern tip of the Black Continent
Evidence of human civilization with an age of tens of thousands of years has been found.
Science story
The life of the first person to circumnavigate the world by sea
In 1522, humans completed the first circumnavigation of the world by sea.
AI - Artificial intelligence
What jobs can't AI replace in the future?
While it is true that artificial intelligence (AI) will take over some jobs, it cannot