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Information from the dust of the Moon for the first time
Analyzing dust sticking on astronauts' gloves, the researchers found iron, water and helium in moon dust.
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What will happen when the Sun goes through its entire life cycle?
Then one day the Sun will run out of energy and will no longer shine brightly.
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First atomic bond recording
The pair of rhenium atoms were put into an empty carbon nanotube and then shone a beam of high-energy electrons to create a 18-second film.
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How does light help people explore the universe?
State-of-the-art technology can send people to the moon and satellites to the edge of the Solar System. But these distances are nothing to the vast interstellar space
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Why is ice solid but floating?
We usually know there are three states of matter, solid, liquid and gaseous, with the atoms in the solid denser than the liquid and the atoms in the liquid thicker than…
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How are stars created?
Stars are not created by anyone or anything, they can form themselves, or they can be said: stars are born by a very strong influence of nature called gravity.
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Why do solar panels produce electricity?
The sun emits a lot of energy. Currently, many countries exploit this energy source to gradually replace other sources.
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IBM's breakthrough: Turning titanium atoms into tiny dancers
Some people compare this breakthrough to the invention of ancient Chinese
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For the first time, seeing carbon can bond with 6 other atoms
A pyramid-shaped carbon molecule has just been studied for the first time and the special thing is that it's not like what we have learned in basic chemical programming.
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Australia introduces groundwater analysis equipment
The device will use laser physics to count atoms of noble gases such as Argon and Krypton, two naturally occurring particles in groundwater and ice cores.
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Successfully manufactured the world's thinnest gold leaf
The University of Leeds expert team created thin gold leafs of one million human fingernails, which can be used in electronics and medicine.
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How dangerous is radiation?
When we hear 'radiation', we often think of big explosions and scary mutations, but that's only a part.
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Forget graphene, borophene is the magic material of the future
The scientific world has a new baby, but first must prove that it has been done.
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Why does Anker produce the world's smallest chargers?
Anker Powerport Atom PD1 is the world's smallest 30W charger to date and the secret to having such an amazingly small size lies in the new material instead of silicon: g…
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This 14-billion-year-old atomic clock deviates from 1 second will help us understand the nature of the Universe
Physicist Jun Ye is the one who created the most accurate watch in the world. With it, we will neutralize the secret of nature.