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Neodymium may be the key to opening up the future of quantum Internet
Recently, researchers at Caltech have developed a new, more efficient and compact method of storing quantum data than traditional methods.
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China has successfully performed underwater quantum teleportation for the first time
In the experiment to determine whether this was feasible, the information was transferred a distance of 3.3 meters in a brine tank.
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10 facts about transatlantic network cables
Up to 99% of international data transmitted by wires at the bottom of the ocean is called an underground communication cable.
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What's hot new NASA satellite to communicate with Earth?
NASA's new satellite is rated as a new step in aerospace technology.
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China's quantum satellite transmits tangled photons into Earth for the first time
China's quantum satellite has succeeded in transmitting tangled photons with a distance of 1,200 km to the Earth with lasers, shattering the previous grainy record of 10…
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Science of coughing and sneezing
Scientists studying our coughing and sneezing ways have shed light on the path of viral transmission such as influenza viruses.
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Why are TV advertisements played back and forth many times?
Why businesses must constantly advertise, while the message of transmission seems not
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How does wireless power work?
Nikola Tesla always dreamed of being able to supply electricity around the world without having to pull wires. Finally, the inventor also came close to dreaming, when hi…
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Dismantling the transmission cipher of Italian mafia
Italian police finally got the key to deciphering the mysterious communication messages between members of the criminal gang,
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Discover radio history and radio technology
The rapid development of science and technology now brings us many types of entertainment wherever you are, anytime.
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Applause is behavior
The quality of a performance does not determine the number of applause applause for performers, according to a new study.
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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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Predict epidemics by satellite
The risk of a number of mouse-to-human outbreaks can be predicted several months in advance if satellite imagery is used to monitor mutations in plants, resulting in a d…
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Vitamin A increases the concentration of HIV virus in breast milk
Vitamin A may increase the excretion of HIV in the milk of mothers infected with this virus, thereby increasing the risk of mother-to-child transmission.
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Deciphering the mystery 'Haunted song' causes many people to commit suicide
Music is a spiritual medicine for human life, but there is a haunting song in the world that contains sadness, causing mysterious phenomena and suicidal deaths. The haun…