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Two satellites Terra and Aqua of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) captured the scene of giant algae floating on France's Biscay Bay on May 4.
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Two satellites Terra and Aqua of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) captured the scene of giant algae floating on France's Biscay Bay on May 4.
The results of American biologists' research published on March 9 confirmed nearly 50% of the living things on Earth living in
There is a small 6-foot creature with the ability to pause all biological activities in a harsh environment to survive after a trip to space. .
The bacterium-tested yogurt in the universe was born in Japan, promising to bring a better flavor and enhance human immunity.
Scientists at the US National Aeronautics Administration (NASA) and three US universities say that the 'travel experience' of fruit flies can help discover the mysteries…
A Japanese research group found the largest gas-powered cloud in the universe, originally 11.5 billion years ago, with a diameter of 160 million light-years.
The Space Flight Management Center (MCC) announced on October 30 that three astronauts returned safely to Earth after completing 40 scientific experiments lasting 115 da…
The only animals that can survive in harsh environments in space without special support devices have the most exotic DNA among species.
A small, dormant frog can play an essential role in helping people conquer space, according to a new study.
Shortly after the successful launch of the Sputnik-1 satellite on October 4, 1967, Soviet scientists quickly promoted the launch of the Sputnik-2 spacecraft to bring the…
Japan is preparing to develop a 2 trillion yen solar energy project to accumulate electrical energy from the universe in the form of microwaves or lasers that supply 300…
An astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) captures a large vertical cloud of strange shape on Andros island in the Bahamas, Atlantic Islands.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) shares many images from the universe of the bigger-sized Irma super typhoon.
NASA's earth observation satellite captured snow images of desert areas in North Africa, the first phenomenon that occurred after 37 years.
The vast Riesco Lake in Chile's southern province of Patagonia suddenly dried up in a short time, confusing scientists.