Space science
The earth is getting strange signals from bubble objects
The South African Radio Astronomical Observatory has received radio signals from a pair of giant bubbles near the cosmic monster Sagittarius A * of the earth-containing…
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Biology
Scientists want to turn bees into an army that specializes in detecting explosives and radioactivity
Bees have the advantage of being able to fly and move quickly, plus the ability to detect scents from long distances is great for detecting mines, explosive materials an…
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Why does hot water thermos retain heat?
A thermos bottle is a household appliance used to store boiling or warm water.
Space science
If your eyes are sharp, you'll see that the Moon is brighter than the Sun.
Gamma rays emanate from cosmic explosions that collide with the Moon, causing Earth's natural satellites to become gamma-contaminated and produce radiation.
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Why is the air rising even more cold?
We know that hot air is lighter and floats up, so why is it so cold on the top of the mountain?
Space science
The universe is just an illusion?
The theory of three-dimensional cosmos suggests that all we see, including ourselves, is just an illusion. This is still controversial in the scientific world.
Space science
Why does the Sun give off a terrible heat but is the space still cold?
Why does the Sun have tremendous heat but the surrounding space is still 'cold'? What a great question.
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Solar cell with nano-carbon technology converts heat into light, increasing efficiency to 80%
The solar industry breakthrough will allow us to take advantage of huge energy
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What will happen if you come to live at Chernobyl 'Dead Land' now?
What is the area where the largest nuclear disaster occurred in history? Is it possible to live there?
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Detection of radiation leaking from Russian submarines at the bottom of the Arctic
The Komsomolets submarine sinking in 1989 killed 42 sailors as the Soviet tragedy's most tragic accident, researchers found radioactive leaks.
Health
How to limit radiation when sitting on a computer
Using computers and phones can lead to fatigue due to radiation. Many people look for anti-radiation materials such as bracelets, sitting mats, radiation shields ...
Space science
Research proves: Astronauts will not die from space radiation
Many argue that excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays from the Sun is a career hazard that astronauts suffer, which can easily lead to cancer and heart disease.
Space science
NASA scientific equipment draws heat maps from Europe from space
ECOSTRESS has measured surface temperatures in the cities of Rome and Milan (Italy), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain) in the morning of 27-28 June.
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How dangerous is radiation?
When we hear 'radiation', we often think of big explosions and scary mutations, but that's only a part.
Health
Frozen sperm can live in space
Frozen sperm still survives after exposure to the micro-gravity environment, opening up the possibility of outer space sperm banks.