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Video: Challenge the god of death to prove Newton's law
A Norwegian physicist is ready to face danger to prove the laws of physics proposed by Isaac Newton in the 17th century.
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Video: Simple test with balloons breaking the laws of physics
Normally when traveling on an accelerating car, the occupant will be pulled back, while if the car brakes quickly, the stifling person will be pushed forward.
Science Events
Obama is the first president to publish scientific research while in office
President Barack Obama has become the first US president to have scientific research published in magazines while he is still in office.
Science Events
China enacted laws to support scientists
Chinese lawmakers are considering developing a new law that helps scientists publish failures in research without harming their careers.
Science Events
Blindness 'law' science for 6 months
On August 29, at the meeting with the Ministry of Science and Technology (Science and Technology), Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan requested the Ministry within…
Science Events
EU enacted laws controlling chemicals
After three years of debate, the EU is preparing to legalize a rigorous bill to control the chemicals that exist in current consumer products and is suspected to be the…
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Best news aggregation week 03/07
Prophet Vanga and catastrophic predictions, scientific mysteries that hurt scientists, magic tricks that challenge all the laws of physics in the world, ... are news tha…
Medicine - Health
People with strong personalities are more likely to suffer from depression
Strong people who are able to make decisive decisions in critical situations are more likely to be depressed.
AI - Artificial intelligence
3 rules taboo against robots: Humans are inviolable!
Robots are increasingly appearing in our lives. Even a robot has been granted citizenship.
Computer science
EC considers new copyright laws
Any IT company can be penalized if their network, application software or online service is found to be used to transfer pirated content.
Computer science
The EU is still 'thinking' about e-commerce
The European Commission (EC) is investigating whether e-commerce laws continue to be valid in 27 European Union (EU) countries. The committee may study to make this EC l…
Computer science
UK: Proposal to share personal data
He is looking to revise some of the terms of the data protection law to be able to share citizens' personal information with other government agencies. However, this mov…
Computer science
Vietnam is going to have anti-spam laws
Will penalize between VND 1 - 20 million for individuals and organizations that distribute spam, trade e-mail addresses, phone numbers for advertising purposes, install…
Computer science
Rambus is accused of monopolizing the DRAM memory chip market
The US Trade Commission has unanimously accused Rambus of violating antitrust laws with some of the application technologies in the DRAM memory chip manufacturing proces…
Computer science
Skype received censorship in China
Skype, a company famous for its internet-based communications service, has defended its Chinese counterpart to censor messages, saying they must comply with local laws.