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Having an iPhone running out of space will greatly affect the usage experience, users can apply some tips to free up device memory.
While the beginning of the 6G technology race has barely taken shape, China Mobile - the world's largest network operator - in early February launched a 6G test satellit…
While exploring the arid river delta on Mars, the Perseverance rover collected rock samples rich in organic matter.
The failure of the New Shepard has reminded us that launching a spacecraft is still not an easy process.
The Asgardia-1 satellite of the Asgardia space national project is gradually decreasing in altitude, possibly falling into the atmosphere and burning up around mid-Septe…
A new US study found that the blood of astronauts who flew into space more than 20 years ago showed signs of DNA mutations, a high risk of cancer and many potential dise…
Yeast is a very common single-celled microorganism thanks to its very high application in human life. There are thousands of species of yeast that are scientifically doc…
Needless to say, many of us may already know that in the near future, if humans live on Mars, the Moon or on any planet in distant space.
Although the possibility of humans settling on Mars is still very far away, but space agriculture has begun to be developed by the scientific community.
The Artemis program is an American aerospace project with the goal of returning humans to the Moon by 2024.
CNN (USA) published satellite images showing that 6 rivers around the world are drying up because of extreme weather.
Perhaps many people in their youth looked up at the sky and saw the shining stars, they thought: Will they fall one day? What if it fell and hit the Earth?
Many experiments on breeding plants and mutant microorganisms on the space station are carried out by China to create superior strains.
Russian cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova made her name in history when she flew into space in 1963.
Although the possibility of bird droppings hitting your head is higher than the risk of space junk falling, it's not impossible, there have even been cases of injuries a…