Space science
China develops snake robot capable of crushing satellites in space
With a solid body design consisting of small detachable segments and acting as an independent robot, this machine can weave through the tightest corners of space.
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Space science
Discovered a new type of star covered with ash from burning helium gas
A group of German astronomers recently discovered a group of stars of the strange stellar type, covered with ash from helium combustion.
New technology
Successfully fabricated a filter to remove 99% of CO2 in the air, operating with clean hydrogen
The research team made a breakthrough in air purification technology, which could pave the way for advanced systems installed on submarines and spacecraft.
Discover science
Mount Everest is the highest in the world, true or false?
TipsMake - According to Professor Price, it is all a matter of opinion based on assessment, and Mount Everest is completely 'usurped' if there is a change in measurement.
New technology
Japan develops TV screen to help users taste food
A Japanese professor has developed a TV that allows users to touch the screen with their tongue to taste the food. This is a new breakthrough in multi-sensory experience.
Animal world
The truth about the strange rabbit with horns like a deer
The elk rabbit, an animal that resembles a North American big-eared rabbit and has antlers of antelope or deer, is a cultural symbol of the American West.
Space science
Strange bubbles are 'trapping' our entire Solar System
The US team of scientists confirmed that there is a bubble-like structure that is wrapping around the Sun and all of its planets, including Earth of course.
Flu epidemic
Researchers develop smart watch for early detection of COVID-19
Recently, researchers from Stanford Medical School, USA, have developed an algorithm that helps a smart watch (smartwatch)
AI - Artificial intelligence
Computer expert: 'AI weapon' can wipe out humanity
Professor Stuart Russell, a computer expert, warns of risks from artificial intelligence (AI) machines and thinks they should be banned.
Scientific application
US researches potato varieties that are resistant to climate change
Researchers from the University of Maine (USA) are experimenting with breeding potatoes that are more resistant to increasing temperatures due to climate change.
Health
The world's first sweat glucose meter
Penn State University researchers (USA) have developed a device that monitors blood sugar through sweat.
New technology
Introducing a new type of insulation made from corn
EPS foam, also known as foam plastic, is a primary plastic granule that, after being heated and expanded, becomes a compound containing Bentan gas (C5H12).
New technology
The patch detects lies through facial muscle movements
A team of Israeli researchers recently developed technology that tracks facial muscle movements to detect when someone is lying.
Flu epidemic
Experts comment on the mysterious gradual disappearance of the Delta variant in Japan
Professor Ituro Inoue said that the Delta variant accumulates too many mutations in the nsp14 protein, which will cause the virus to lose its self-correcting function in…
Flu epidemic
Danger of the two Delta . branch variants
The two variants AY.25 and AY.27 appear to be more contagious, occurring in most Canadian provinces.