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Chinese writer Mac Ngon won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2012
As expected, Chinese writer Mo Ngon (Mo Yan) won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2012. He is known for his works of both folk, history and modernity.
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The famous London clock tower was officially renamed
The famous clock tower of Westminster Palace, commonly known around the world as Big Ben, on September 13 was officially renamed Tower of Elizabeth, in celebration of th…
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Change the name of Big Ben tower to Elizabeth tower
The Tower of Clock, also known as Big Ben Tower - one of the famous symbols of England - was renamed the Tower of Elizabeth in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, according to…
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2012 Robocon Finals: Absence of big names
Among the 32 teams that reached the 2012 Robocon National Finals, many major science and technology universities have a team that made a name that did not contribute.
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Explosion a third time at the Japanese nuclear power plant
A big explosion occurred early this morning at Japan's Fukushima I nuclear plant, the level of radiation around the plant is now increasing.
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The Roman pope revealed the secret of creation
Before the success of science, especially the large particle accelerator LHC recreates the Big Bang explosion to understand the formation of the universe, the Christian…
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First proton collision in large particle accelerator
The European Nuclear Research Center (CERN) on November 23 reported the first collisions of proton beams in a large particle accelerator (LHC).
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LHC accelerator sets a new record
Last week, the Big Bang experiment at CERN (European Atomic Research Agency) set a new record when it launched beams of protons with higher energy levels.
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Prepare for the historic Big Bang (with video)
International physicists at the underground research area near Geneva on September 9 (Geneva time) will launch the 20-year project, reviving the explosion of
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See the 2006 London Patent Exhibition
Visitors said that 'invention' must be something big, would have to rethink after watching the exhibition of British inventions and techniques in 2006 held from October…
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Whales are lost in the Thames
On January 20, thousands of Londoners gathered on the banks of the River Thames to witness the emergence of two big nose whales swimming along the river, through both th…
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5 big projects of the world in the future
How to solve the problem of drought, population explosion and energy scarcity? International scientists have thought of the following 5 projects.
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Vingroup spent money on 1,000 Vietnamese genome sequences
The Big Data Research Institute of Vintech (Vingroup) kicked off its first project after 4 months of launch under the management of Prof. Vu Ha Van.
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The world's longest U-shaped skyscraper in New York
New York City, USA, is planning to build a U19-shaped U-shaped building equipped with elevators that follow the curving curve.
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Astronomy is as big as 30 football fields in China
On July 25, China began installing a 500-meter radio telescope, believed to be the world's largest in the mountains of Guizhou Province, China.