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The reason people can't walk through walls
The completely non-hollow structure of electrons is a barrier that prevents people from going through solid walls.
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American bizarre bombs only kill people, do not destroy houses
The engineer who invented the N bomb declared that this weapon could distinguish what is the enemy, what is his army.
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5 'experience' the most terrible death in a scientific perspective
Physicist Paul Doherty and author Cody Cassidy spent two years together studying the most horrible death experiences of humans.
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Creating super fluid, pushing forward will accelerate backwards
Researchers in the US say they have created a liquid with a negative volume in the laboratory ... which is almost unreasonable, when you push this liquid forward it will…
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Super rare calcium isotopes: Having $ 500,000 can only buy 2 grams
If you're in excess of money, consider buying calcium-48 - calcium's rare isotope for research. It was so valuable that the world famous chemist Martyn Poliakoff was not…
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Triti is the element that holds the key to creating unlimited energy?
The Z machine at Sandia National Laboratory in New Mexico is one of the most powerful radiation sources in the world.
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Classification of nuclear reactors
There are many ways to classify nuclear reactors, of which the most common classification is based on the retardants and heat transfer agents used in the reactor.
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History of formation and development of nuclear energy
In the history of development, nuclear energy has many diverse applications, from energy production, weapons manufacturing, even for other scientific research.
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New hypothesis about Turin shroud
The image of the Shroud of Turin, which many consider to be the Lord Jesus, can be created by radiation emanating from a powerful earthquake.
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Learn production processes and nuclear bomb power
The destructive power of atomic bombs (nuclear bombs) stems from tiny nuclei of protons, neutrons and electrons.
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Detecting the role of Hydronium ions in the catalytic reaction of enzymes
Researchers work at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, which exploits neutrons, to first accurately assess the important role of hydronium ions in certain biological re…
Archeology
The source of Pompeii style artefacts
Ancient Roman artifacts nearly 2000 years ago have the equivalent of what was left discovered in Pompeii, Italy.
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The thousand-star explosion shot gold, silver and platinum throughout the universe
NASA researchers discovered traces of a thousand-star explosion 1.7 billion light-years from Earth.
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Close up of a star's death
The first image was taken by Chandra X-ray Observatory of the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA), showing the youngest pulsar that scientists have ever seen.
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The mystery is hard to explain around the curious neutron star
American astronomers have discovered an unusual stream of infrared radiation, around the isolated isolated neutron star and they are not sure what caused it.