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China revealed a model of spacecraft to send people to the Moon
The China Space Technology Institute (CAST) released images of spacecraft design for 4-6 astronauts.
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Health
The great cavalry when eating sweet potatoes, know that avoid if you do not want to 'carry serious disease'
Sweet potato is a familiar food for many people, but for some people who get sick or eat it improperly, at the right time, sweet potatoes can cause immeasurable health r…
Health
DNA carries an ancient viral signature capable of destroying cancer
Part of the ancient virus that infected human ancestors for millions of years still lurks in our DNA.
New technology
Replace papers, cards ... thanks to subcutaneous implantation, why not?
By implanting a microchip, users no longer need to carry around keycards, identification cards, and even train tickets.
Archeology
The mystery of the power of people carrying other genes right inside us
The ancient marital marriages have left in some modern humans today a special genetic variation that determines their ability to cope with a number of diseases.
Space science
SpaceX tests the spacecraft's escape system
The spacecraft carrying the Crew Dragon can automatically ignite the engine to separate itself from the boosters in the event of an incident.
Space science
The first robot to fly into Russian space back to Earth
On the morning of September 7, the Russian Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft carrying humanoid robot Skybot F-850 landed in the south central steppe and other equipment.
Archeology
The 3,000 year old swamp carries a 'monster' in his body
University of Cambridge (UK) has just published research on an ancient swamp village where humans live with parasites up to 1m long in the kidney.
Space science
The Indian landing station is about to land on the Moon
The Vikram station detached from the Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft at 2:45 pm on September 2 (Hanoi time), ready to land near the southern tip of the Moon.
New technology
Unmanned aircraft weighing more than half a ton successfully test flight
The unmanned aircraft of Elroy Air weighs up to 551 kg. During a test flight, it reached a height of 3 m, hovered for 64 seconds and then landed successfully.
Discover science
How serious is the 'double' torpedo duo of the Vietnamese Navy?
The torpedoes capable of carrying torpedoes of the Vietnamese Navy are all being recruited by Soviet-made torpedo models, of which 53AV is considered the most dangerous.
Space science
Unmanned spacecraft carrying Russian humanoid robots responding defeat
The first unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's humanoid robot landed a defeat on the International Space Station (ISS) on August 24.
Space science
Russia for the first time launched a robot carrying a human figure on ISS
The Fedor robot was launched on Soyuz MS-14 at 6:38 (local time), or 10:38 am (Hanoi time), from Russia's Baikonur space airport in Kazakhstan.
Biology
The tuberculosis bacteria 'hide' in nearly a quarter of the world's population
University Hospital Aarhus, University of Aarhus (Denmark) and University of Lindköping (Sweden) have pointed out that up to a quarter of the world's population are carr…
Space science
The International Space Station has launched a spacecraft full of garbage into space
Russian astronauts at the International Space Station have launched the Progress 72 to fill up with garbage. This amount of waste will be destroyed in the atmosphere.