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The smile of the moon and the stars in the sky
The crescent moon combined with Jupiter and Venus on either side formed a smiley face last night. This amazing image can be observed in many countries around the world.
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Video: Unusual midnight in hell Venus
Scientists first studied the half-night of hell planet Venus and found it to be completely different in the daytime.
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Video: The underwater copy of the tree catches flies
An animal that lives on the bottom of the ocean called Venus flytrap anemone has a superficial appearance and a way to catch prey like terrestrial flies.
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Video: The tree knows how to blow chewing gum
The video of a plant that can blow gum like a human has made netizens excited.
Science Events
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Building a city on Venus, inventing ancient times, Africa's longest snake .... is fascinating news, much interested by readers in the past week.
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Highlights scientific events in 2012
The global scientific community is stunned and delighted when a kind of material particles resemble
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NASA built 'hellfire' on Earth
NASA is building a 12-ton kiln with an internal temperature of up to 50000C, creating a pressure 100 times greater than the current pressure on Earth.
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Launch the Postcard competition from Venus
Those who love space science and the colorful halo of planets can participate in the art competition
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Postpone launching satellites to Venus
Europe has postponed the plan to launch satellites on Venus, which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, October 26. The European Space Agency (Esa) has not announced…
Computer science
Fujitsu announced the world's fastest chip
While public opinion is still eyeing new Intel or AMD product lines, Japanese electronics company has quietly developed a computer processor with the ability to perform…
New technology
'Weigh' the planets
Astronomers at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics (Germany) have announced the development of a new way to scale planets.