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The invention of hydropower, X-rays, Tesla should have long been recognized
Tesla is probably the great inventor that you haven't heard of in a long time.
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Why is the memory flooding when you visit places in the past?
You visit your childhood home, step into your old bedroom and encounter a wave of nostalgic memories. What triggered this memory? How do you suddenly remember things you…
Archeology
The Pyramids of Giza can concentrate electromagnetic energy into a room inside it
Is it possible to apply the design of the pyramid to a modern apartment, to focus the waves on the room more effectively?
Health
Is standing in front of the microwave safe to use?
A microwave has been a kitchen item for decades. It allows you to cook everything from frozen vegetables to packed meals in minutes.
Environment
Storm-earthquake: A new disaster awaits humans
Scientists have just discovered a new geophysical phenomenon: the combination of two terrifying disasters, storms and earthquakes.
Space science
New space race: Bringing the Internet to the most remote places
Corporations like Amazon and SpaceX are competing to orbit the Earth and provide internet to the most remote areas of the world.
Health
Strange disease: Wifi allergy syndrome and 5G technology
If using wifi or the network even standing next to any zoom station, the woman feels like a needle.
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People in the Mexican sea are startled by the unique phenomenon
Pictures of a strange phenomenon in Mexico are storming on social networks in the past week
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The mysterious world of undersea volcanoes and lava off the Italian coast
Hidden beneath the waves of the Tyrrhenian Sea near southwestern Italy is a newly discovered volcanic complex, dotted with geothermal chimneys and subturned peaks.
Health
Why are you feeling nauseous but not vomiting?
Nausea is an uncomfortable state of the stomach, feeling of waves, discomfort in the abdomen and throat.
Space science
Detecting unprecedented neutron stars, challenging the physical limit
Scientists have discovered the largest neutron star ever, with its enormous mass compressed close to the limits set by the laws of physics.
Space science
'Ghost waves' emanating from the dead stars
Planets orbiting a dead star emit special electromagnetic radiation that we can capture from Earth.
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Detected strange light waves never known
A previously unknown type of light wave has just been discovered by scientists, based on the pioneering work of a 19th-century Scottish scientist.
Space science
Giant telescope captures signals from the universe
The world's largest radio telescope FAST detected more than 100 radio signals from a source three billion light-years from Earth.
New technology
Students invent 'tags' to search for earthquake victims
A group of students in Indonesia has successfully built a device that uses high-frequency ultrasound to help search for earthquake victims.