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Why is the heat getting worse day by day?
Most countries on Earth are likely to experience extreme heat waves every two years by 2030.
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How the mouse with human ears changed the world?
Twenty years ago, a mouse with a human ear on its body caused waves of anger and criticism, but the reality later proved the value of this experiment.
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3 oracles reveal about the 'new world' in 2022
TipsMake - Humanity is entering the 3rd year affected by the Covid-19 wave. More than ever, prophecies are expected to open up a 'new world' with many positive changes.
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China successfully manufactured and installed the first small-sized nuclear reactor
Breakthrough in downsizing nuclear reactors can create a new wave, a new wind for the energy industry.
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What if you see lightning and hear thunder at the same time?
Sometimes things shouldn't come together.
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For the first time, light can be detected from the collision between two black holes
According to Space, astronomers may have seen light from two colliding black holes for the first time.
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What if sound was as fast as light?
If sound were a million times faster - at the speed of light - humans would not be able to survive the terrifying impact of the sound waves.
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The sense of smell is man's fastest danger warning system
Our sense of smell seems to be particularly good and quick at alerting us to danger before our other senses.
Space science
Gravitational waves: The 'landscape' changer of cosmic evolution
In the process of discovering to shed light on cosmic evolution, life and death on planets, astronomers have discovered a record number of gravitational waves.
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An 'other world' lurking right inside the Earth
The place long thought to be a boring iron block deep inside the Earth could be a very complex world, research from the University of Hawaii (USA) asserts.
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James Maxwell - The Forgotten Great Physicist
The physicist with a rather strange name actually contributed only a small part as explaining the principle of radio waves, magnets and battery charging. But why is he s…
Computer science
How does WiFi signal go through walls?
WiFi signals are a form of electromagnetic radiation, like visible light. Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths in the range of WiFi signals can pass through walls as e…
New technology
China makes an underwater generator that 'mimics' seaweed
Dalian Maritime University built generators that convert wave motion into electricity, powering equipment at sea.
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Russian navigation system: 'iPhone' underwater
Tour divers, industrial divers, search workers, underwater vehicles: all need navigation systems to navigate.
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Discover giant structure near the Earth's core
The researchers found an unusually large structure of dense hot rock hidden deep within the Earth, below the Pacific Ocean.