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Smart speaker recognizes heart failure to call emergency
Scientists at the University of Washington have added a new tool such as the Amazon Alexa virtual assistant for smart speakers to capture sound that indicates heart fail…
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There are 6 useless fingers like doctors thought
It is not uncommon for children to be born with fingers or toes. This mutation is called polydactyly, the rate of 1/500 children will suffer from this abnormality.
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Discovering the design of Mars housing is rewarded with $ 500,000 by NASA
In the future, astronauts will live in architectural blocks called Marsha, with full facilities and safety.
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Detecting new carbon nanomaterials
Scientists from the Dominican Republic published the results of a new study to verify the discovery of carbon, called Diamano.
Biology
Ideas are Photoshop but these blue bananas are real
The green bananas do, but they are real men.
Health
Eating white meat can harm red meat
Eating a lot of poultry meat, also called white meat, also raises bad cholesterol in the body, like beef.
Biology
Candida auris - The mysterious drug resistant fungus threatens the survival of all humanity
The scary disease is a fungus called Candida auris, focusing on individuals with weakened immune systems, and in silence, they are spreading to every corner of the globe.
Biology
What is gene technology?
If the 21st century is considered an era of biotechnology, gene technology is a new 'superstar'.
Biology
Detecting microscopic parasites on human face
This parasitic creature is called 'tick face', resides in human facial hair follicles, eats sebum and oil produced to keep our faces from drying out.
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Decode earthquake light phenomenon
For centuries, scientists have recorded numerous reports of strange light phenomena that appeared before or during earthquakes. They call it earthquake light.
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Smart headphones help protect hearing, hear teammates and locate enemies
With a headset called TCAPS, soldiers can both protect their hearing and ensure communication with their teammates, especially identifying enemy positions by determining…
Space science
What do astronauts eat out of space?
Most foods when deposited into space will be dried, then undergo a process called re-hydration rehydration.
Space science
Scientists were shocked to find that the second galaxy had no dark matter
The team of astronomers from the United States and Canada discovered the first super-diffuse galaxy called NGC 1052-DF2 (DF2 for short) with virtually no dark matter.
Oceanography
Finally, scientists have unraveled the mystery of ghostly halo on the sea
Scientists have finally deciphered the 60-year-old mystery called halo, which means that the halo appears scattered on the sea, in images taken from space.
Animal world
How many legs does a rolling roller really have?
The slide - some places called 'centipedes' - are not worms and are not insects. Insects only have six legs, and obviously the mats have more legs than that. So how many…