Medicine - Health
Head band helps deep sleep
The device uses an algorithm that emits sound to increase the amplitude of brain waves, helping you sleep deeper.
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Scientific application
Scientists use ultrasonic waves to break crystallization, helping honey meet export standards
This technology uses ultrasound waves at low frequencies (about 27kHz)
Environment
Mysteriously the village is sinking into the sea
The erosion caused by the waves, along with the rise of the sea, submerged 300 hectares of land in Bedono, a village on the island of Java, Indonesia.
Discover science
What will happen if tsunami?
Tsunamis can completely destroy cities and kill tens of thousands of people. But if you surf on top of the tsunami, will you escape death?
Space science
The gravitational wave suspected by the black hole swallowed the neutron star emitted
American astronomers found solid evidence of a merger between a black hole and neutron star on August 14.
Animal world
Heat waves heat up water and cause salmon to die in Alaska
Alaska is experiencing an unprecedented wave of sunshine this summer, causing salmon to die massively due to the unbearable hot water.
Discover science
How will things change when submarines become underwater carriers?
Imagine in the future, nuclear submarines (SSNs) can deploy underwater unmanned devices (UUV) to chase and destroy enemy submarines.
Environment
The coldest state in America is hot, the ice on the sea completely melts
The state of Alaska in the US has experienced the hottest heat wave in 125 years, causing the ice on the sea to disappear completely, potentially causing a disaster.
Oceanography
High water temperatures are one of the factors that damage coral reefs
Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
Space science
Australia developed artificial intelligence to decipher mysterious sound signals from the universe
According to livescience.com, the sudden sound signals of radio waves to Earth from deep space are still a mystery to scientists.
Space science
Colliding with an asteroid, a tsunami of more than 300 meters in height has engulfed Mars
Astronomers give proof of theory, after colliding with asteroids triggered a super tsunami on the red planet.
Environment
Tropical depressions, Binh Thuan to Ca Mau prevent cyclones and waves of 4m high
Tonight and tomorrow, the waters from Binh Thuan to Kien Giang, the Gulf of Thailand, the South China Sea region have showers and thunderstorms.
Space science
Millions of black holes are hiding in our galaxy
There is a controversy raised by the Japanese space physics duo who have proposed a quest for millions of 'isolated black holes' (abbreviated IBH) to be possible. abilit…
Space science
Why does the Sun give off a terrible heat but is the space still cold?
Why does the Sun have tremendous heat but the surrounding space is still 'cold'? What a great question.
New technology
Australia developed virtual reality equipment to lull sleep
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