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Airbus test aircraft can smash wings like albatross
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus developed a small aircraft model called AlbatrossOne that could flap its wings, inspired by the albatross.
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9 great effects of brown rice
Brown rice is one of the cereals that has many health effects such as weight loss, cardiovascular health improvement ...
Space science
The 'Black Moon' phenomenon will take place tonight
This rare astronomical event took place on July 31 in North America, marking its first appearance since 2016.
Animal world
Called 'goldfish brain', but how exactly is this fish remembered?
Goldfish are a tiny creature, but can they store a large amount of memories inside their brains?
Space science
Discovering 3 million years old 'cosmic jade' in America
The material of 'cosmic jade' was derived from meteorite collisions and then fossilized by fossilized ancient boys in Florida.
Space science
Spacecraft powered by solar power circulates the Earth
In the future, LightSail 2 vessels, which exploit the momentum of light particles called photons from solar energy, will be useful to send robots to perform tasks outsid…
Biology
The story of ancient oak 'matchmaking' for 100 lovers but is always lonely
In Germany there is a hundred-year-old oak tree called
Archeology
Discover strange dinosaurs, like magical creatures
Paleontologists call this new animal nicknamed Lori.
Space science
India launches the moon probe 2
India launched Moon 2 spacecraft called Chandrayaan-2 from Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota.
Oceanography
Is coral a plant or animal?
The coral is a small intestinal animal, having two embryos, often using tentacles around the mouth to catch prey.
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12 modern inventions were once considered crazy ideas in the past
Many times inventors found common ground with science fiction, turning all crazy ideas into reality.
Health
Your skin can be attacked by bacteria in just 10 minutes of swimming in the sea
One study found that just ten minutes in the ocean, your skin may be covered by a layer of bacteria that live in the sea, which can cause infection.
Health
What is the heartbeat called normal?
It has been a long time when the heart rate is measured by placing two fingers on the neck and watching the clock. Now it's easy for an app on a smartphone or just to sa…
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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.