Space science
China prepares to take samples on the dark side of the Moon
On April 29, China said that its Chang'e-6 spacecraft is preparing to make a round trip to the dark side of the Moon.
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Space science
America tested robots operating on the Moon
Scientists are conducting tests that will allow the four-legged Spirit robot to move across rough terrain, simulating the harsh conditions of the Moon and Mars.
Oceanography
Extensive bleaching occurs on the Great Barrier Reef
Scientists confirmed the new bleaching episode after conducting an aerial survey of 300 'shallow' coral reefs as sea temperatures threaten the habitat of thousands of ma…
Science story
Experiment to prove 'Flat Earth' in the 19th century by British writer
British writer Samuel Rowbotham once conducted the 'Flat Earth' experiment at Old Bedford River, the water channel ran straight and unobstructed for nearly 10 km.
Science story
The world's first blood transfusion happened?
Few people know that, in order to be able to conduct such a normal blood transfusion at the present time, scientists have spent a lot of effort, conducting many risky ex…
Space science
China will mine new minerals on the Moon
China has approved a plan to conduct three unmanned flights to the Moon, after discovering a new mineral on the Moon that could be a future source of energy.
Scientific application
Science has named the best semiconductor ever discovered
The material is said to be the world's best semiconductor that transmits both electrons and holes, and conducts heat 10 times more efficiently than silicon.
Scientific works
Israel tests unmanned robot tanks
Recently, the Israeli Ministry of Defense announced that the country has conducted a test of a medium-sized unmanned robotic tank (MRCV) conducted by the Ministry's Rese…
Oceanography
The 'sea monster' market has 300 teeth
A Portuguese fishing boat conducted research near the coast and caught a 'sea monster' more than 600m underwater.
Science story
Why did the US become the first country to ban anti-satellite missile testing?
The administration of President Joe Biden is imposing a moratorium on anti-satellite missile tests on its own, with the goal of making it 'the international norm for res…
Scientific application
Humans can see through the night if nanoparticles are injected into their eyes
A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine shows that: Humans can see clearly at night if they are injected with nanopa…
Biology
Scientists discover how termite colonies all female survive
An international team of scientists says the drywood female termite community from Japan is the result of random breeding.
Life
90% of cosmetics are infected with deadly bacteria, experts show how to clean
A study of 467 makeup products conducted by British experts found that 90% contained potentially deadly bacteria.
New technology
Australian scientists claim that it is possible to develop quantum computers that work with 99% accuracy
The study, conducted by scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), was published in the scientific journal Nature on January 20.
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The Tuskegee Experiment: One of History's Most Unethical Projects
The Tuskegee project was launched because people wanted to find out what causes syphilis, how the disease progresses, and to have specific data on warning signs.