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Decipher the mysterious sand dune
Across the deserts, sand is swept up not only by the wind, but also by strong electric fields that appear near the surface, pushing sand particles into the air. By takin…
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Video: Technology turns the road surface into a power source for buses
An Israeli start-up company develops wireless charging technology on public buses.
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Video: Artificial tree charging phone, free Wi-Fi in Dubai
Not only does the Smart Palm work with phone charging and Wi-Fi, it is also a daytime resort and a night light.
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Tangram Smart Rope: Smart jump rope, integrated LED ring counting
Have you ever been dancing rope but naturally forgot how many jumps you got to the round?
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Video: Charge your smartphone in just 30 seconds
Many new battery technologies have emerged over the years, but perhaps the most attractive of them is the prototype device called StoreDot from an Israeli startup compan…
Science Events
We can read all NASA studies completely free of charge
NASA recently decided to loosen public access, allowing everyone to access their research without paying any service fees.
Science Events
2012: China takes female astronauts into space
The first Chinese female traveler could fly into space in late 2012, a senior official in charge of China's manned spacecraft program revealed on Friday (April 29).
Science Events
Iran built a new generation uranium enrichment centrifuge
Reuter led a statement by Iranian Vice President in charge of the national nuclear energy issue on Sept. 22, saying Iran has built a new generation centrifuge to enrich…
Science story
Schoolgirl set a phone charging record in just 20 seconds
The invention of a high school girl in the US created a device called
Medicine - Health
How to cure foot and mouth disease in the cold, cold and cold winter
On cold, damaging cold days, some people often have redness, itching and pain at the fingertips and toes and create a very unpleasant feeling.
Medicine - Health
Modifications of the human body after being struck by lightning
According to Science Alert, the proportion of people who are struck by lightning during their lifetime is relatively small, about 1 / 12,000. In nearly 500 people hit by…
Medicine - Health
Detecting 'weapons' against disease in cauliflower
Scientists have discovered one more reason why you should put cauliflower on your regular diet: a chemical only in cauliflower helps
Medicine - Health
The first liver-kidney concurrent transplant in Japan
At the press conference on September 2, Professor Takahito Yagi in charge of this organ transplant said:
Medicine - Health
Detecting enzymes that can absorb useful energy
Associate Professor Laszlo Kalman Department of Physics Concordia University (Canada) and colleagues have found a way to extend the energy storage time of an enzyme like…
Medicine - Health
Ecuadorian adviser died of flu
The person in charge of security for the Ecuadorian president - lieutenant colonel John Merino - died of infection with the H1N1 flu virus.