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Project Ichthyander sent people to the sea to live under the Soviet Union
The world's first experiments on human underwater life were conducted in the waters of Crimea in the former Soviet Union.
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Space science
US successfully transmits solar power from space to Earth
A research team at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) conducted the world's first experiment transmitting wireless power in space.
Animal world
Mysterious animals revealed in the deep forests of Vietnam
The largest ever camera trap campaign conducted by conservation organizations in 21 forests in Vietnam has recorded images of a number of rare and mysterious animal spec…
Biology
Which insect is the smartest?
Many experiments have been conducted to test the capabilities of insect brains and the results have been surprising.
Health
Remarkable findings about liver function related to fasting
Recent research conducted jointly by Israel and France has found that intermittent fasting activates key genes and liver-boosting factors, making the liver function more…
Discover science
Experiment playing 17.5 Hz sound makes listeners scared
In 2003, scientists conducted a strange experiment with 750 volunteers in the form of a concert that caused fear and anxiety.
New technology
Humans have been able to communicate in dreams.
In an experiment conducted by neurotechnology developer REMspace, two volunteers successfully communicated in their dreams.
Space science
ESA launches Hera spacecraft to study how to protect Earth
On October 7, the European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launched the Hera spacecraft carrying a mission to study how to protect the Earth from collision threats from…
Oceanography
The Mystery of Pompeii Worms - The Bizarre Creature That Even Lava Can't Kill!
How did Pompeii worms withstand the high temperatures of volcanoes? Scientists have conducted studies to try to unravel this mystery.
Space science
China launches reusable and recoverable experimental satellite
On the evening of September 27, China successfully launched Shijian-19, the country's first reusable and recoverable experimental satellite, into space.
Discover science
What is the real limit of human physicality?
Starting from the Cold War period, the Americans and Soviets raced to conduct research to explore human potential power.
Space science
Chinese astronaut completes first spacewalk
CMSA said the Shenzhou-18 crew is in good health and the space station complex is operating smoothly, creating favorable conditions to conduct space activities.
Archeology
Colombia begins exploring the wreck of a ship carrying $20 billion in treasure
Colombia conducted the first phase of an underwater expedition to discover the wreck of a Spanish warship that sank in the Caribbean Sea more than 300 years ago.
Health
The 'Mediterranean diet' may help reduce stress and anxiety
According to research, eating more nuts and fruit and consuming less sugary drinks - also known as the 'Mediterranean diet' - can help older people feel less anxious and…
New technology
He tests quantum navigation technology for flights
Britain conducts test flights of quantum-based technology, which it hopes will enable navigation independent of traditional satellite systems using GPS.