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Breakthrough application from human mind reading chip device
Researchers hope to invent a human mind reading chip that can be applied in many fields, from health and education to security and entertainment.
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Health
Warning signs for brain tumors
Ease of dropping or not tying your shoes properly as before is a warning sign that your brain has problems.
Health
Unexpected benefits of rain that few people know
Specialties every coming summer are fences, each coming rain not only dispels the summer heat but also saves useful effects to people.
Computer science
5 things about Bluetooth you may not know yet
Bluetooth has long been a technology used to wirelessly pair two technology items together. Over time, this technology has changed, becoming better and better.
Discover science
Why can't sand and sea sand be used for construction?
Sea sand and desert sand are of size, shape, and unsuitable composition as construction materials with low durability and load capacity.
Technology
There is going to be an electric vehicle
With a strong and dynamic personality, the car that runs on all terrain today has become a hobby that has spread throughout the world.
New technology
China announced the prototype magnetic padding ship, speed up to 600km / h
China has just announced a bullet ship from bullet speed can achieve a maximum speed of 600km / h.
Scientific application
Vietnam successfully cultivates Spirulina strains
Algae grown in Vietnam have protein, higher beta-carotene content of France and Japan, used as a medicine to prevent cancer, cardiovascular and aging.
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The story of the most bizarre things ever exhibited in the museum
And each department has its own story.
Environment
Mechanism of fire rainbow formation
Rainbows often appear when the weather is warm, the sun rises and there are clouds made of ice crystals in the sky.
Health
Brain scans may soon detect suicidal intent
Researchers at Yale University, USA believe, advanced tomography and the receptor they are looking for will help early detection of those who intend to commit suicide.
Archeology
34,000-year-old mastodon jaw bone detection in the United States
The fossil of an immature mastodon was accidentally found under a small river inside the farm in Iowa state.
New technology
Japan developed a flood forecasting system due to rain
The new system could calculate the level of inundation caused by heavy rains in 23 districts in Tokyo, helping city authorities implement more specific measures to preve…
Archeology
1500 years ago, some people ate live rattlesnakes, went to the toilet to remove snake canines
Around 450, in the Chihuahuan Desert, some brave individual was alone eating a whole rattlesnake snake.
New technology
Hearing aids controlled by world first thought
Scientists successfully developed the world's first thought-controlled hearing aid, helping deaf people to distinguish voices in noisy spaces.