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Olympic athlete exhausted to make a slice of bread: short video will make you rethink saving electricity
The video visually demonstrates the gap between the energy we consume and the energy we can produce.
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Elon Musk's Giant Supercomputer: Powered by 150MW, Ready to Simultaneously Operate 100,000 GPUs
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Carl Jung: The World's Most Mysterious Scientist!
Throughout human history, there have been individuals who have left us in awe with their extraordinary intellect and incredible experiences.
Cancer
Top 7 Viruses That Can Lead to Cancer You Should Know
The effects of certain viruses on the body cause cells to lose control and turn into malignant tumors. Studies show that more than one hundred thousand cases of cancer i…
Cancer
Fast and cheap cancer test from just a drop of blood
According to SciTechDaily, this cancer testing method uses an ultra-thin membrane to capture extracellular vesicles.
Cancer
Russia prepares clinical trials of cancer vaccine
The vaccine being tested is based on the use of non-pathogenic viruses with anti-cancer activity, which are introduced into the patient's body.
Flu epidemic
Everything you need to know about bird flu
After the appearance of a case of avian influenza A(H5) after 8 years, this disease is receiving much attention and concern from the community.
Health
Shocking Research: Human Memory Doesn't Exist Only in the Brain
A new study from New York University (USA) shows that other cells outside the brain also have the ability to learn and form memories.
Health
Russian scientists create bread for diabetics
Scientists from the North Caucasus Federal University (NCFU) have recently proposed a new technology for producing flour products for diabetics.
Health
To live to 200 years old, billionaire Bryan Johnson is testing a new method of longevity.
Johnson calls his goal of living to 200 'the most important revolution in the history of Homo sapiens'.
Health
Why many people grind their teeth while sleeping
Occasional teeth grinding while sleeping is harmless, but excessive and prolonged teeth grinding can lead to a number of health problems.
Health
Should you try infrared heat therapy for health care?
According to experts, infrared light therapy shows potential in relieving chronic pain, improving mobility and boosting mental health.
Health
Can rice water prevent hair loss?
Using rice water to nourish and prevent hair loss is a popular trend on social networks. But is it as effective as rumored?
AI - Artificial intelligence
First robot-created artwork sells for $1.32 million
A portrait of British mathematician Alan Turing has become the first work of art created by a robot to be sold at auction, selling for $1.32 million on November 7.