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Japanese people have never surprised the world with their inventions.
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Japanese people have never surprised the world with their inventions.
Air pollution reached a high level, prompting the World Health Organization (WHO) to warn that, on average, 10 people in the world have nine people breathing air contain…
Thanks to technology, our life today is very different from the previous century. Here are the American technologies that have changed people's lives.
An invention made 1000 years earlier than Da Vinci's invention in Europe, a sophisticated design that protects the environment.
Thomas Alva Edison's electric light invention has made homes around the world flooded with light at night.
Many times inventors found common ground with science fiction, turning all crazy ideas into reality.
Although humanity has many inventions that are sufficient to meet human needs, until now, there are still interesting inventions that only a few people can think of.
Student group of Da Nang Polytechnic University created a hydraulic garbage collector, which can collect waste on both ground and underwater.
The fever of wrapped skirts, bikinis, super glue is more famous inventions than the names of inventors.
Although Germany was the country that caused the Second World War and many pains for humanity, Germany was also one of the countries that contributed significantly to hu…
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Finding vaccines, organ transplants, immunotherapy for cancer treatment are breakthroughs in world medicine over 200 years.
Awarded the second prize of the National Science and Technology Contest, the project of Yen Hoa High School students (Hanoi) continued to win three prizes at the interna…
Leonardo da Vinci was identified as one of the greatest omnipotent geniuses in human history.
From toothpaste to GPS, from car seat belts to Google, you may not know, but the things you use every day are the ones that come from universities.