Archeology
Tyrant dinosaur: Sensitive animals
Tyrannosaurus (T.rex) not only has a particularly delicate sense of smell and hearing, but also has a habit of using prey-locating eyes and recognizes similar patterns t…
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Space science
Shield of cracked magnetic field, Earth attacked by cosmic rays
GRAPES-3, the world's largest and most sensitive cosmic ray tracking device, detected a stream of high-energy beams reaching the Earth through a gap in the magnetic crus…
Space science
Ultra-sensitive spectroscope - astronomers' new weapon
SEPIA, the integrated device on the APEX telescope, not only identifies water and other molecules in the galaxy, but can also hunt water from the early universe.
Space science
NASA liquidates data storage machines 'sensitive'
The US space agency (NASA) has forgotten to delete sensitive data from computers and hard drives before these devices are sold out, according to the US inspection agency.
Space science
Observe the galaxies formed 10 billion years ago
British astronomers have created the most sensitive infrared cosmic map ever made. Combining data over a period of three years, they created an image containing 100,000…
Biology
Strange orchids, just looking embarrassed
In the world, there are many species of orchids impressing people by the rare and hard to find, by special scents or gorgeous appearance.
Biology
Perfect vision but blind
Mammals have two types of light-sensitive organs in the retina. They are cone and rod cells, all needed to receive the image of the surrounding environment. However, res…
Biology
How plants respond to gravity, pressure and impact
Scientists at Washington University at St. Louis was the first to identify two proteins that act as mechanically sensitive ion tube activity in plant roots. They have lo…
Biology
Identify molecules sensitive to CO2 in insects
Carbone dioxide (CO2) emitted by plants or humans helps insects determine their location and locate food sources. So the CO2 that we release when breathing allows mosqui…
Biology
Butterflies have the ability to regulate hearing when attacked
According to British researchers, moths have the ability to regulate hearing to escape bats. Bats emit ultrasonic frequencies to detect prey at night.
Biology
why are Grasshopper gather in packs?
Professor P. Simpson (University of Oxford, England) and his colleagues found sensitive hairs on the hind legs of grasshoppers, stimulating the need to gather in their h…
Biology
The life cycle of a protein observed by a single molecule solution
Using a highly sensitive technique, the single-molecule measurement technique, scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign observed the life cycle of Re…
Biology
How is the bacterium
The team of scientists at the University of Utah (USA) led by Professor John Parkinson said that although there are no functions mentioned above, the species of bacteria…
Animal world
T-rex tyrant dinosaurs also know 'love' - the shocking study of scientists
T-rex tyrant dinosaurs are one of the most violent creatures. But it seems that their love life is also sensitive.
Animal world
Spiders can 'hear human voices'
However, this study does not make us afraid of whether or not spiders are eavesdropping on us, it is really just a way for spiders to defend themselves and detect prey.