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Vera Rubin, Cecilia Payne or Chien Shiung Wu are female scientists who have contributed to American science but are not mentioned because of gender discrimination or pir…
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Vera Rubin, Cecilia Payne or Chien Shiung Wu are female scientists who have contributed to American science but are not mentioned because of gender discrimination or pir…
Visiting and presenting the achievements of the modern astronomical science at the university centers of the country, the famous Vietnamese female scientist Luu Le Hang…
Tom Wagg, a high school student in England defeated professional astronomers, becoming the youngest to discover a new planet.
Margherita Hack, an Italian astrophysicist, once famous for her work on stars and head of the human rights movement in her native Italy, died on June 29 at the age of 91.
With the wisdom and love of the homeland, many Vietnamese people have become stars in the scientific sky when they are honored by the world in 2012.
During the chemistry of Border Star Montessori High School, her 10-year-old Clara Lazen (living in Kansas City, Missouri, USA) discovered a model of molecular structure…
The hottest planet, the oldest dating tree with nearly ten thousand years of age and the largest black hole in the history of world astronomy, has been discovered this y…
Just losing more than a year ago, he was one of the great theoretical physicists of our time, who in the 30s of the last century found nuclear reactions, discovering sec…
Born in 1942, Stephen Hawkin is an English theoretical physicist. As a young man, he studied mathematics and physics at Newton and Cambridge University, and at the age o…
When I was a child, every night after finishing eating Copernic, I often went with him to the cool vineyard. The cool night wind brings the sweet scent of the grapes to…
Some traditional foods of countries around the world, including some that are considered specialties, are actually full of risks to human health.
The processes that occur in human fertilization are difficult to convey by image, but a group of scientists, inspired by Star Wars, succeeded in that.
In 2010, Giovanni Caputo at the University of Urbino, Italy, published an article about this phenomenon in Perceptions magazine.
The most important part of the human body and also the most difficult to replace, is the heart. But in the future, we will recreate it.