Archeology
Chinese people long-necked skull to express power?
The infant's skull is shaped by using two hands or clamping two splints, fixed with a cloth wrapped around for a long time.
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Scientific works
Russia's floating nuclear power plant is ready to conquer the Arctic
The world's first floating nuclear power plant (NPP) is built by Russia
Science story
I was burned by a contaminated mosquito at Chernobyl
Finally, I made the most reasonable option possible: take a used paper towel in my pocket, grab the mosquito and then put it back in my pocket.
New technology
Scientists have just created fish robots that run by 'blood'
This robot's energy transmission system will simulate blood in our bodies.
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Why did the Chernobyl atomic disaster not kill all plant species?
Chernobyl atomic disaster caused thousands of people to get cancer, turning a once-populated area into a ghost city and creating an isolated area of 2600km².
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This 'rice-powered machine' is a thousand times better than the most professional camera
By no capacity
Animal world
Friendship: 12,000 Japanese people work late because of a snail
At 9:40 am in Kitakyushu City on Kyushu Island, the blackout happened on the Kagoshima Line.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Unexpected: AI training indirectly releases CO2 which is harmful to the environment
The AI training process seems to be harmless but is indirectly affecting the environment and climate due to the activity of CO2 emission from the process of power cons…
Space science
Energy explosions are horrifying from the stars
The sun and stars like it can cause energy explosions to break down electrical networks, telecommunications systems and related devices and satellites.
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After 40 years of research, science also discovered a serious error in solar cells
Researchers are on the way, finding a way to compensate 2% of the reduced energy on each solar cell.
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As many as 10 reactors make the scientific community fear the Chernobyl disaster again
The reactors of the same type that caused the Chernobyl disaster are still in operation, though improved in quality and safety.
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Learn about bio-batteries - Green energy sources in the future
Biological batteries using organic energy sources will replace batteries that contain toxic substances in the near future.
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Edison's controversial experiment shocked the world because of human cruelty
To protect his views, Edison performed a nine-elephant roasting experiment.
New technology
Cars 'Made in China' run 500km with water
A Chinese car company claims to have built a hydrogen-powered car that can run up to 500km of water with water alone.
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Why do birds perch on trees without electric shock?
Because wearing insulated shoes should birds not jerk when parked on the power cord? Not so.