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The philosopher was exiled because he thought the Moon was just a stone
2,500 years ago, Anaxagoras asserted that the Moon reflected light from the Sun. Since then, he has explained the phases of the Moon, eclipse and eclipse.
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Quantum teleport a photon carrying information into the gap between the diamond
This may be the foundation for building an absolute secure quantum information network.
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The most mysterious kidnappings of UFOs ever recorded
So far there have been hundreds and thousands of different reports about abductions by aliens, however, what these mysterious cases really are.
Archeology
6 incredible 'masterpieces' make the whole world 'crouch' in front of ancient Chinese people
An invention made 1000 years earlier than Da Vinci's invention in Europe, a sophisticated design that protects the environment.
1001 mystery
A series of floating posts in the sky of the Philippines
Ice crystals reflect light, creating magic light columns that attract the attention of people in Sulu Province, Philippines.
Biology
Decode bizarre stories that happen every time there is Eclipse and Moonlight
The sun or moon suddenly disappears, and animals start to act
Health
Why is blue light from the phone harmful to the eyes?
Green light that is not absorbed by the eye will go to the retina and create toxic substances that make the retina vulnerable.
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Edison completed the electric light bulb thanks to Japanese bamboo
Thomas Alva Edison's electric light invention has made homes around the world flooded with light at night.
Archeology
Strange detection of the 'path to the afterlife' in the ancient pyramid
Archaeologists have come close to shedding light on the mystery of the moat surrounding Egypt's Djoser pyramid, according to Science in Poland.
Space science
Please watch the video made by NASA to see how slow the speed of light is
Listening to the speed of light is a sight! But in the infinite Universe (literally), the speed of light is still too slow.
New technology
Study the search for light - the tiny 'lightsaber' that humans can use in the medical field
This promises to open a new era in the health industry.
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How does the human shape change in 2100 if you use multiple smartphones?
Scientists predict, if using too many smart phones, humans in 2100 will develop thick, 4-eyelid skulls.
Photo library
See the most beautiful astronomical photos on display in London
A gallery of the best astronomical photos will be released this year at the National Maritime Museum in London.
New technology
New system to replace traffic lights, promises to save 20% of traffic time
This is the signal system in the car based on communication between vehicles.
Space science
Scientists reveal secrets about mysterious signals from the galaxy
This discovery was made by researchers through the use of a method commonly used to detect exoplanets.