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Nokia is about to bring 4G network to the Moon
Texting on the Moon or transmitting data on Mars no longer seem like something far away.
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SKAO telescope - a solution to help humanity search for extraterrestrial life
This telescope can help humanity promote the search for extraterrestrial life.
Science Events
Japan develops 3D printing technology for antennas in space
New technology allows to make satellite antennas right in orbit using plastic and sunlight, greatly saving launch costs.
Scientific works
Body scanner penetrates 30 layers of clothing
Scientists applied space radar technology to develop a compact scanner for sharp images.
New technology
Successfully made the world's smallest antenna
Researchers at the University of Montreal (UdeM) created a nanoantenna 20,000 times smaller than a human hair to track the movement of proteins.
Space science
James Webb telescope successfully opened antenna
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope successfully deployed an important antenna on December 26, just a day after launching into space.
Scientific works
The world's largest observatory stopped working due to Covid-19
The ALMA Observatory in Chile was forced to halt its long-term operation due to Covid-19 and may miss many important cosmic events.
Computer science
Former Apple Wi-Fi engineer points out 4 tips for better wireless use
The following four tips will help you master the wifi network easily.
Discover science
Thanks to the broken antenna, the scientists solved the 58-year secret of physics
Nearly 60 years ago, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Nicolaas Bloembergen, predicted the existence of nuclear power resonance.
Science invention
MIT invented the 'smart surface', promising to improve the strength of the Wi-Fi signal by 10 times
RFocus can help tiny devices capture wirelessly easily.
Space science
Activate the radio telescope in the dark area of the Moon
China and the Netherlands work together to operate a radio observatory in a satellite orbiting the Moon's dark side in order to receive signals after the Big Bang.
Space science
For the second time, science has found a source of mysterious radio waves
Until now, we still don't know what caused the FRB radio booms.
Discover science
Is it possible to use a quantum tunnel to generate electricity?
According to the IB Times, the Earth absorbs a large amount of sunlight, which in turn leads to almost constant emission of infrared radiation, estimated at millions of…
Discover science
Strange pillars protruding between the sea of clouds at a height of 1,400m
A passenger riding a plane took a picture of a mysterious pillar in the middle of a cloud of clouds floating outside the plane's window at a height of more than 1,400m.
1001 mystery
The object looks like a 5,000m high antenna on the Moon
A UFO hunter suspects that sharp objects protruding over 5,000 meters on the Moon may be