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Indonesia: Add a strong active volcano
Environment

Indonesia: Add a strong active volcano

One of the most active volcanoes in eastern Indonesia is Karangetang shining through intense eruption of hot gas and ash. However, there are still hundreds of people liv…

December 16, 2018
Tsunami in Indonesia killed 105 people
Environment

Tsunami in Indonesia killed 105 people

A earthquake rocked the coast of Indonesia's southern island of Java, causing a tsunami that swept away many houses near the coast and killed at least 105 people, yester…

December 16, 2018
Video: 7 Komodo dragons rarely born in Indonesia
Videos

Video: 7 Komodo dragons rarely born in Indonesia

Surabaya Zoo in eastern Java carried out a program to incubate a total of 21 Komodo dragon eggs divided into two batches in September and October last year. On March 10,…

December 15, 2018
News aggregation week 01/01
Science Events

News aggregation week 01/01

The 6th great extinction, the strange light between the galaxies, the mystery of the waters of java ... is the news that readers have paid attention to in the past week.

December 15, 2018
The strange girl could not bend
Medicine - Health

The strange girl could not bend

Sulami, 35, a woman from Sragen, Central Java, Indonesia, suffers from a strange disease that makes her whole body rigid like a bamboo.

December 15, 2018
JAVA programming application for NFC mobile phones
Computer science

JAVA programming application for NFC mobile phones

In a press conference on the new technology that took place on the morning of April 24, representatives of major mobile groups in the world announced, all mobile phone p…

December 13, 2018
Desktop application calmly receives AJAX
Computer science

Desktop application calmly receives AJAX

The combination of AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is always mentioned whenever people talk about web services because it helps the software no longer have to be…

December 13, 2018