Space science
SpaceX successfully launched a spacecraft to transport people to the ISS
Falcon 9 rocket takes Crew Dragon into orbit from launch pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 2:22 pm on May 31 according to Hanoi time.
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SpaceX usher in the era of commercial space travel
The flight of the two astronauts to the ISS station, jointly conducted by SpaceX and NASA, created a new turning point in the field of space travel.
Discover science
Evidence of UFOs appeared in NASA's Apollo 7 mission?
A recently published image believed to be evidence of UFOs has been taken by NASA astronauts during the Apollo 7 mission. A famous expert known as a UFO hunter, Scott Wa…
Life
Detecting Covid-19 virus is transmitted by new way
In addition to respiratory transmission, Chinese scientists discovered that SARS-CoV-2 virus also spreads in a new way, like SARS.
Archeology
The grave robbery is notorious but the thieves miss the extremely valuable things
Archaeologists in the process of clearing the ruins, found that the clothes worn on the tomb owner were torn, showing that the thieves had expected to find valuable trea…
Space science
Quail eggs are about to be released in the outer space hamlet
Russia is expected to send quail eggs and incubators to the International Space Station (ISS) next year to study embryo development.
Environment
Scary warning: Numbers show that people are dying from climate change
Covid-19 is currently the biggest concern of the human race, but the present. Humans have an even bigger threat that has lasted for many years, called climate change!
Animal world
The king cobra dies with extremely poisonous black Mamba: Does the owner of the 'kiss of death' win?
Both are the strongest and most dangerous venomous snakes in their habitat, so who will win this dramatic confrontation?
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Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
Archeology
Incredible discovery of the human world 'superman' extinct
Scientists continue to discover the intricate bone instruments and leather goods created by ancient Neanderthals in the midst of our Homo sapiens.
Space science
Fragments of Chinese missiles fell on the African village
The largest block of space junk that has fallen on Earth's surface in nearly three decades belongs to the Chinese spacecraft launched in early May.
New technology
Wireless charging to charge the whole car is running
From wireless charging technology to smartphones, scientists are continuing to study further to be able to provide power at greater distances and to moving objects such…
Science story
Einstein's son made the greatest dam in America
Hans Albert Einstein laid the foundations for the work of regulating and controlling the flow of Mississippi, the largest river in the United States.
Discover science
Do rockets really chase fighters like in movies?
First of all, it must be affirmed: Rockets often do not chase fighters like in Hollywood movies.
Discover science
What happens if a zombie pandemic appears in real life?
Clare Sammells, an anthropologist at Bucknell University, points out the difference between COVID-19 and the zombie pandemic if it happens in real life.