Inventions that changed the world in the year of the Dragon
Many breakthrough inventions in different fields have appeared in the history of the Giap Thin years.
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Many breakthrough inventions in different fields have appeared in the history of the Giap Thin years.
American scientists have developed an advanced material capable of processing information in a way similar to the brain in the human body.
Bird traits such as color act as a signal to other birds of their own worth. However, climate change is causing birds to become paler and less colorful
Canada's CHIME radio telescope has just picked up an unprecedented radio signal - a radio burst with amazingly accurate periodic peaks that are as regular as a heartbeat.
Some insects produce proteins when their bodies are subjected to pain, which have the same effect as humans in regulating how the brain perceives.
A scientist from the SETI Institute (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), confirmed that the signal received by the Chinese telescope was from humans - but not ali…
On the night of August 15, 1977, the Wow signal emitted a flash in the radio telescope.
This will shake the definition of death, especially the process of brain death in the absence of oxygen that is thought to be irreversible.
In fact, this method started to appear 4-5 years ago, however, a new algorithm set up to be deployed in Japan can identify earthquakes faster and more reliably.
NASA intends to send a message into the Milky Way to help aliens locate Earth with this image.
Scientists at the University of Oxford (UK) have warned NASA when the agency plans to broadcast position data and other information into space.
The waters around the Campi Flegei supervolcano in Italy turn red, signaling increased activity below the water's surface.
Chinese military researchers say they have developed an invisibility cloak that can help ground forces avoid being detected by surveillance satellites' radars.
Scientists have created a robotic hand that uses artificial neural signals for tactile sensations similar to human skin, or even more.
VLA and ALMA, humanity's two heavy-duty radio astronomical observatories, have collected spectacular data sets of 97 fledgling stars with protoplanetary disks.