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China tests green crab farming in the desert
People in Xinjiang experimented with raising blue crabs in alkaline saline water in the Taklimakan desert and found that the crab meat was firmer and more flavorful.
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Solar reactor turns water into hydrogen
In testing, the new reactor produced about 500 grams of hydrogen per day, meeting about half the electricity needs of a four-person household.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The first person to have Synchron's ChatGPT implanted in the brain
Synchron, one of the pioneers in brain implant (BCI) technology, is testing the integration of ChatGPT to help patients interact with electronic devices.
Science invention
Britain's failed explosive car invention
The Panjandrum was a rocket-propelled vehicle carrying a large amount of explosives, designed by the British during World War II but testing showed that the weapon was a…
Environment
Japan will use robots to remove melted fuel in Fukushima
Robots equipped with pincers and using telescopic tubes to move will collect molten fuel debris weighing less than 3g.
Archeology
Experts were stunned by the test results of the 'immortality' drug found in an ancient tomb
Immortal pills or elixirs of life often appear in classic Chinese literary works, but did they really appear in ancient Chinese society?
New technology
He tests quantum navigation technology for flights
Britain conducts test flights of quantum-based technology, which it hopes will enable navigation independent of traditional satellite systems using GPS.
Space science
NASA postpones the launch of the manned Starliner spacecraft
Before the decision to postpone the launch of the Starliner spacecraft was made, astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were already sitting in the driver's seat.
Scientific works
Is the US preparing to build a military space station?
The Pentagon has signed a contract with an American startup specializing in developing space station modules.
Health
Testing the world's first teething treatment drug
On May 2, Toregem Biopharma startup company in Kyoto (Japan) announced that in September it will begin testing a teething treatment drug.
Discover science
Atomic clocks are off by only 300 trillionths of a second every day
USA- Experts developed an atomic clock that can calculate time about 1,000 times more accurately than most clocks on ships today.
Space science
What was man's first meal in space?
Astronaut Yuri Gagarin was the first person to eat in space in 1961, with pureed food in a tube.
Scientific application
China successfully grows rice in harsh desert regions
Chinese scientists have halved the growth cycle of a common rice variety grown in desert greenhouses in Xinjiang.
Computer science
6G speed in new test - 500 times faster than 5G
A consortium of companies in Japan has built the world's first high-speed 6G wireless device.
New technology
Six-armed pollination robot works in a greenhouse
Thanks to its 6 arms, the Stickbug robot can pollinate many flowers at the same time at a rate of 1.5 pollinations per minute.