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'Bitcoin Destroyer' - What is a quantum computer really?
Quantum computers will indeed destroy Bitcoin and current Blockchain technology, if it reaches a mature stage.
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Why can giant pandas swim but they can still drown?
Recently, people found the body of a giant panda in a river in Fengtongzhai Town, Baoxing County, Ya'an, Sichuan, China, and it was suspected that it had drowned.
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Are textbooks wrong about the Earth's elliptical orbit?
We are taught that the Earth's orbit is elliptical, so when the Earth is farther from the Sun, the weather is winter and when it is closer it is summer.
Conquer Mars
NASA announced bad news about the plan to conquer Mars: Unfinished ambition?
NASA's ambitions to conquer Mars were dealt a blow after admitting their plans were
Oceanography
Global warming causes many marine animals to die en masse because of... cold
The effects of ocean warming are profound and well documented. But sometimes changes in wind patterns and ocean currents have counterintuitive consequences.
Videos
Video: Lion died tragically due to being bitten by a poisonous snake
The female lion in the video below had to die after being bitten by an extremely poisonous Black Mamba snake.
Health
Little-known facts about tooth decay
Most snacks, even when sugar-free, can still give you tooth decay.
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Video: Snake being held tightly by a hawk still tries to bite back, painfully losing its eyes!
The snake tried to bite back its enemy but ended up having its eyes taken away by the hawk.
Space science
Detection of asteroid flying 30 times closer to Earth than the Moon
Astronomers discovered an asteroid as large as a car, closest to Earth at 1:28'42 on April 12 Hanoi time, at a distance of 18,700km.
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NASA spacecraft captured the moment the Korean ship flew in the opposite direction
NASA's lunar probe captured the moment Danuri, a South Korean spacecraft operating in a nearly parallel orbit, whizzed by.
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Project to develop a refueling ship right in orbit
The APS-R will provide refueling services to compatible vehicles in geostationary orbit at an altitude of approximately 35,800km above the equator.
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Scientists believe that aliens may be indigenous to Earth
In recent years, some scholars have proposed an interesting hypothesis: Mysterious alien visitors do not actually come from distant galaxies but are products of Earth it…
Health
American doctor reveals 2 types of vegetables that can activate longevity genes, 'improve aging', help lower blood sugar, and lose weight
These two types of vegetables have been loved by people in the longevity region of Japan for many generations and can also be purchased right in Vietnam.
Health
Signs of a rabid dog
According to Healthline, rabies is caused by a virus that affects the central nervous system and spinal cord, especially the brain of dogs.
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Shooting down a satellite: Is it an empty threat or can it be carried out?
Russia has warned that it will attack and shoot down the Starlink satellite network of the SpaceX company founded by Elon Musk, on the grounds that SpaceX is building hu…