Oceanography
Amazingly, dolphins receive whales
For the first time, scientists noted the case of a bottlenose dolphin adopting a melon whale and taking care of it as their own.
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The boy remembered his previous life as a woman who died in a fire
5-year-old Luke Ruehlman said he was once a woman named Pamela, a victim of a house fire in 1993.
Oceanography
Exotic fish with human-like teeth, can
With special teeth, this fish can eat almost all kinds of food from hard to soft, can be wallet
Space science
The antimatter ring surrounds the earth
The team of scientists at Rome Tor Vergata University, Italy, discovered that the antiparticles (antimatter) appear around the earth.
Biology
2.4kg avocado fruit can break the world record in Hawaii
Pamela Wang, a resident of Kealakekua, Hawaii, found a 2.37kg avocado last weekend, according to Science Alert.
Science Events
NASA selects female commander of Atlantis spacecraft
American Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announced June 20 female pilot Pamela Ann Melroy will be the second woman in the world to command the Atlantis spacecraft to be launch…
Medicine - Health
New method of treating peanut allergies in children
Dr. Pamela Ewan of the University of Cambridge has published a study on new treatments for children with allergies to peanuts.
Medicine - Health
Cochlear implants improve hearing
Cochlear implants can increase hearing, speech and quality of hearing loss, and cochlear implants have better results than a cochlear implant, according to Reuters.
Medicine - Health
Let's face life infertility when there is no choice
When married, Pamela Mahoney and Alex Tsigdinos never thought that they were having problems with childbirth. But after 11 years of many infertility treatments, they are…
New technology
Turn solar energy into liquid fuel
US scientists have introduced a method of using a bacterium that converts solar energy into liquid fuels.
New technology
Test the EXES spectrophotometer on Boeing 747
Scientists at NASA recently introduced a new spectrophotometer called Echelon-Cross-Echelle Spectrograph (EXES).
New technology
Reduce stress by applying 'discriminating messages' on your phone
A team of researchers from the University of Portsmouth has successfully developed a mobile application that allows users to choose to read or ignore messages classified…