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January 8: Stephen Hawking's birthday, Galileo dies in Italy
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History
January 28: The Eiffel Tower was started but the French protested
After the inauguration of many people who saw the tower as a thorn in their eyes, they assumed that the tower was not suitable for this Paris city.
History
January 3: Confidential information about the creation of an atomic bomb stolen by the Soviet Union
During the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union, both of these great powers poured a mountain of money to develop military weapons, in which the most destructive…
Biology
Detecting strange bacteria on meat in Vietnam
On January 8, Ms. Vu Thi Quynh Giao, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, said that currently, misuse and overuse of antibiotics are common in Vietnam's livestock i…
Biology
Discovered a new rare flowering plant in Fiji
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) on January 20 said scientists discovered a new flowering plant belonging to the rare Medinilla on Fiji's Kadavu…
Biology
Successfully decode the genome of soybeans
On January 13, scientists decoded the soybean genome. This is a 15-year study of 18 organizations, mostly of the United States.
Biology
Gene transformation makes Asians blush when drinking alcohol
According to a study published in the January 1 issue of BMC Biological Evolution, rice is considered to be the cause of genetic changes that cause Asians to react redde…
Biology
Detection of genes that regulate brain aging
A group of Canadian and American scientists announced on January 17 that they have discovered an important gene that regulates brain aging.
Biology
Successfully breeding rice varieties from genetic technology
In the afternoon of January 16, Dr. Pham Si Tan - Deputy Director of the Mekong Delta Rice Institute - said that after three years of cooperation with American agronomis…
Biology
Ho Chi Minh City: Preserving skull bones for transplantation
Talking to the PV on January 18, Dr. Tran Cong Toai, Vice Chairman of the Department of Embryology at the Ho Chi Minh City Medical Staff Training Center, said the Biolog…
Animal world
Mice stand bathing like people in Peru
DJ account Jose Correa on January 27 posted on Facebook video a mouse standing upright on hind legs in a bathtub in Huaraz city, Ancash, Peru.
Animal world
More than 19,000 people watched the first baby panda in Taiwan
On January 6, there were more than 19,000 visitors to Taipei, Taiwan zoo watching the star panda Panda Yu Tu in its first public appearance.
Animal world
Science successfully deciphered the hookworm genome
An international team of scientists said on January 19 that they had successfully deciphered the hookworm genome.
Animal world
Fish died on a series of Serepok river
On January 28, in Hoa Xuan commune, Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak and Ea Po, Cu Jut district, Dak Nong, there are still dozens of people rowing boats and going along the S…