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A popcorn seed accidentally caught in the teeth of a man in England led him to an emergency hospitalization for an infected heart valve. These two seemingly unrelated st…
A new study, led by the University Space Research Association (USRA), published Tuesday in Science Advances shows that the lava flow on Venus may be only a few years old…
If you're a keen watcher, you'll see, the water always freezes from the front surface and then slowly spreads downward. Why?
Staticness is a physical phenomenon that we often encounter in everyday life. This phenomenon is sometimes very noticeable as it makes your hair erect. The cold and dry…
Scientists from the US space agency (NASA) say that the Mars 2020 self-propelled robot will not only look for traces of ancient life but also pave the way for missions t…
There is no exact answer as to why cats often act as kneading dough on soft surfaces, but this may be due to their instincts, maybe they are marking territory, creating…
A team of European and Israeli engineers have developed a graphene-titanium dioxide mixture that covers the surface of buildings or streets that can absorb pollutants to…
The universe contains hundreds of billions of galaxies, each galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars, and many stars have planets orbiting them, looking for extrat…
Researchers have created an optimal anti-stick layer that combines medical technology and the food industry to create a self-cleaning surface that repels even the most d…
The robot Rabbit Jade 2 has surpassed the Soviet Lunokhod 1 with a time of operation on the Moon's surface for more than 11 months.
Small perforated teeth for a necklace or bracelet can have a profound symbolic meaning for the wearer.
Despite completing its orbit over six years ago, the European Space Agency's GOCE satellite, ESA, continues to bring new insights to our planet.
NASA's Juno observed a tornado covering an area of nearly 700,000 km2 during a flight close to the surface of Jupiter in November.
Greenland extends the foundation for nearly 1,000 miles (1,600 km) of a valley that can hold an underground river, transporting water from Greenland to the northern part…
The Earth's surface will change completely if the oceans no longer exist with the emergence of viaducts and peaks.