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In addition to the Sun, bats and giraffes, Earth and our bodies also contain shocking facts that you don't know.
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In addition to the Sun, bats and giraffes, Earth and our bodies also contain shocking facts that you don't know.
Co-60, a lost radioactive source in Vung Tau, is an artificial radioactive isotope of Coban, which can cause cancer if exposed.
Scientists at the Berkeley Laboratory, USA, and colleagues used the KamLAND detector to measure the amount of radiation emitted by earth's heat sources.
In 1908, in the Tunguese Xibiri area, there was a strange big explosion. Its power is equivalent to the explosion of 500 atomic bombs, or hydrogen bombs, that explode at…
According to the most recent estimates, the age of the earth is about 6 billion years. But 2 billion years ago life began to appear on earth. It is suggested that the st…
Radioactivity is still escaping from the cells of those killed by atomic bombs in Nagasaki City, after 64 years since the disaster.
The Swiss team discovered 19 quasars that have surround halo, contrary to predictions in previous models.
In many fantasy films, people born on Mars will have weaker bones than normal, so they won't tolerate gravity on Earth.
Basically, he will be turned into dry ice in the icy vacuum of the universe. Water in the body turns ice and eventually disappears.
Settling on the moon is a human goal in an effort to set foot in the universe. However, Earth's natural satellites are not very friendly to humans, after experts discove…
On January 31, the Russian space agency Roscosmos announced the impact of cosmic radioactivity as the cause of the automatic interplanetary Station.
India is planning to build a nuclear power plant using new materials, thorium, which has a low radioactivity, safer than using uranium.
Italian scientists say they have for the first time observed Earth neutrinos (antiparticles coming from the Earth's core) in the laboratory.
According to NASA's Swift satellite, many radioactive streams are emitted from a rare object, which is known as a short gamma radio station (SGR soft gamma).