Space science
NASA engineers are having to search for manuals from 45 years ago to fix the problem of Voyager 1
Voyager 1 is a 722 kg spacecraft operating beyond the Solar System and beyond, launched on September 5, 1977.
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Time travel is possible, but only if there are parallel timelines in the universe
In science fiction works, as long as we have a time machine, we can go back to the past at any time.
History
The truth falls back on the famous method of using silk to catch the pulse 'Journey to the West'
The method of using silk to catch the pulse has appeared in many Chinese films, even making the Qianlong king believe it is real.
Space science
Going after 2 years, China is surpassing the US in the ability to collect solar energy in space
If successful, solar power stations in space can operate continuously regardless of day and night or weather conditions.
Medicine - Health
The simple movement of sitting while eating helps Japanese people live longer, it can be done anywhere
In fact, this pose not only saves space but also has great effects on human health.
Space science
1.4 billion km away, NASA's billion-dollar ship sent back a mysterious photo that surprised the scientific world
What is so special about this mysterious photo that surprised scientists?
Space science
Probe finds 'strange' thing on the back of the Moon, experts step in and successfully decode it
The moon is not a very big planet, why can it contain such a large amount of this? This question has made scientists determined to find an answer.
Flu epidemic
New corona virus detected in Sweden, 'don't know if it is dangerous to people'
A new corona virus called Grimsö has been detected in a type of red-backed hamster and scientists are still figuring out whether they are capable of jumping to humans.
Space science
Why do scientists take soil on the Moon to bring back to Earth and not on Mars?
Some scientists think that the soil on Mars may be at risk, so they reminded NASA to be cautious.
Biology
Cockroaches that eat lunar dust from the Apollo 11 mission are being auctioned
Moon dust was brought back to Earth by the Apollo 11 astronauts. The dust is fed to the cockroaches and released. Both cockroaches and dust that have been kept since 196…
Animal world
Surprisingly, now Japanese monkeys can ride deer!
Japanese macaques, which were once famous for taking hot baths in their snowy habitats, are now making headlines once again by riding sika deer.
Animal world
Catfish swimming on its back - A fish so unique that the Egyptians used the image as a lucky charm
According to science, when dead fish will lose the ability to maintain equilibrium and their bodies will be turned upside down. So, if you see a fish swimming on its sid…
Animal world
Lovely corner: Image of father crocodile carrying 100 baby crocodiles on his back
A wildlife photographer recently accidentally captured very unique photos of a crocodile father carrying more than 100 baby crocodiles on his back to cross the river.
Scientific works
What really happened the day the Eiffel Tower appeared to the world in 1889?
Back in 1889, France held the Exposition Universelle, a world-wide fair with the highlight of the event being the Eiffel Tower.
Space science
Humans need matter with negative energy to build a time machine
Humans need matter with negative energy to build time machines. The good news is that quantum theory confirms the existence of that form of matter.