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The sound of a Martian dust devil 'swallowing' a NASA robot
The first recording of a dust storm on the surface of Mars revealed that the dust tornado that 'swallowed' the Perseverance robot in September 2021 was 119 m high.
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How did dinosaurs sound?
We have the chance to listen to the real sounds of dinosaurs in the 21st century.
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13 extremely popular questions about the world that everyone is confident they know everything about, but are actually completely wrong.
What happens in movies is not really like real life!
Environment
There is a strange river in Russia, no water but still hear the sound of babbling all year round
There is no water at the bottom of the river, only giant rocks, but strangely people can still hear the sound of flowing water.
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Why do airplanes use Mach instead of km to describe speed?
Unlike kilometers or miles, Mach is measured in terms of the speed of sound. So why do planes choose Mach instead of the usual kilometers?
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Why do strange things happen all year round in Than Duong Loan?
It is rumored that there are rare animals such as thousand-year-old pythons and flying squirrels running around at the bottom of the valley... So what is happening in Th…
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Why does the sound of running water help us sleep better?
The sound of ocean waves, the murmur of a stream, the patter of rain - many people say that these sounds of water help them fall asleep easily. Why is that?
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Experiment playing 17.5 Hz sound makes listeners scared
In 2003, scientists conducted a strange experiment with 750 volunteers in the form of a concert that caused fear and anxiety.
Oceanography
50g Creature Makes Sound Louder Than a Jet Engine: What's the Secret?
Although it only weighs 50g, this creature can create a very loud sound, louder than the sound of a jet engine.
Space science
How loud is the noise from billionaire Elon Musk's rocket launch?
Professor Gee, who has spent his career studying the high-intensity sounds from rocket launches like NASA's Artemis I, said the sound from the Starship launch had its ow…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Understanding pig language with AI technology
European scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm capable of decoding pig sounds, aiming to create a tool to help farmers improve the lives of…
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Danger lurks inside the mountains where birds sing and insects chirp
If you come across a deep mountain without insects or birds, turn back immediately. Don't go alone.
New technology
China develops super powerful acoustic laser technology
Acoustic lasers are created by manipulating phonons, and have great potential for applications in medicine and deep-sea exploration.
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Kusari Rain Thread - toi: Making Japan's Own Rain
The rains in the land of cherry blossoms are decorated by the Japanese in their own way with Kusari - toi rain threads, thanks to which the rains in Japan become more ge…
Oceanography
Decoding the mysterious sounds from the world's deepest ocean trench
New research reveals the exact origin of a mysterious biotwang in the Pacific Ocean, first detected near the Mariana Trench.