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Former Apple Designer Launches AI Device: A Lapel Pin Aims to Overturn the Smartphone World
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Archeology
Tracing the pin of the 1,100-year-old shirt
The origin of the ancient brooch pin found in the field could be a mystery that has never been solved.
Photo library
Enthrallingly admire the most beautiful scientific photos of 2019
The annual science photography contest has selected the best works, helping the public to open their eyes through amazing photos.
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Is it possible to pull grenades with teeth like in movies?
Grenades are one of the most important weapons in every war. So far, grenades are still in use and constantly improved to increase the damage.
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Button pin - 'Assassin' is dangerous for young children
Her daughter - baby Molly - swallowed the battery from her parents' car keys. This is a very popular battery, used for many toys for young children.
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Why do ATM trees use metal keyboards?
The metal keyboard has a high electrical conductivity, the temperature changes are relatively fast, so it is not easy to heat the sensor to detect the order of the butto…
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Why do electrical plugs have to be designed with 3 legs for cumbersome?
A very small detail on the electrical plugs many people do not notice but in fact it has a very important role to ensure your safety when using electricity.
1001 mystery
12 mysteries that science cannot find an explanation
Human civilization commissioned the task of deciphering the mysteries for science. Without that expectation, science has deciphered almost all phenomena from simple to s…
Archeology
Human skulls and furless dog bodies discovered in the UK
Experts found that a part of dog bodies from ancient times and some other antiques in Vindolanda, Northumberland, and England, reported on November 10.
Archeology
The discoverer of Viking treasure is rewarded with 2.5 million USD
A British metal detector received a generous bonus after discovering many Viking gold and silver artifacts from the 10th century.
Biology
'Pin' lives in the deep sea
According to Science News, when these microorganisms 'cups' of toxic chemicals are sprayed from the bottom of the sea, they generate electric currents that run across th…
Animal world
Riding 'riding' birds on the air
The small black paddle actively attacks Burmese flower kites when it is struggling with prey.
Environment
Single way to get solar energy from the moon
The above battery belt will transmit the collected solar energy to the receiving stations on the ground in the form of lasers or microwaves.
Computer science
Instructions for using Pinterest - the new image social network
The following article is summarized on how to use Pinterest, the social network image is currently feverish with dizzying growth.
Computer science
Secure data on iPhone with Passcode Lock feature
In the following article, we will present some basic steps to enable security with Pin code on iPhone.