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A series of reports about UFOs is about to be made public
UFO enthusiasts and researchers are about to have a chance to access a huge repository of documents.
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Archeology
The erosion coast reveals six remains hundreds of years old
The remains lie on a cliff close to the sea and difficult to access, most likely belonging to shipwreck victims.
Space science
NASA first opened a repository of samples taken from the Moon more than 40 years ago
For the first time, scientists from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will have the opportunity to access some of the samples taken by the Apollo 17 spacecraft from the Moo…
Space science
NASA investigates the first crime on the universe
NASA astronaut Anne McClain is accused of identity theft and unauthorized access to her wife's bank account while on duty on the International Space Station (ISS).
Computer science
Why does the internet sometimes lose connection?
How many times, the small yellow warning icon and the words 'No internet access' make us miserable: unable to send documents on time, unfold a film to the climax, or wat…
Useful software
5 best free alternatives for Microsoft Access
Like many other database programs, Microsoft Access is a complex tool that takes a lot of time to explore and explore. Therefore there are Microsoft Access alternatives…
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Professor Stephen Hawking's brain
Stanford scientists (USA) - led by Dr. Phillip Low - are working with Professor Stephen Hawking to access his brain waves directly.
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Strange things
You must not take pictures, do not buy condoms, do not access the international network and do not eat fast food.
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Interesting little facts about Cuba
In 2015, President Barack Obama lifted the US embargo against Cuba, which existed 54 years ago, since 1960.
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Surprise with the Internet has 1-0-2 in Korea
Korea has many interesting things, so is their Internet.
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Hackers can control aircraft from computers
Internet access for passengers on commercial flights may be a loophole to believe hackers attack aircraft.
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Smart people often myopia?
Recently, a study by German scientists has shown that the more intelligent people are, the more likely they are to get close.
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Why did I look up at the elevator?
The story that is rattling outside the elevator suddenly stops when everyone sets foot inside.
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Internet makes children grow more slowly?
Today, the Internet era is booming, so many children have access to computers soon. The Internet has given children a new way of looking at the world, a new approach to…
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One minute on the internet
What happens on the internet in every minute? Recent research from Intel shows incredible figures, according to Dailymail.