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Solving 'traffic jams' in space
The rapid increase in the number of satellites and space junk will make low Earth orbit unusable.
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Journey to conquer the universe to see the Earth without borders
Putting aside differences and disagreements in political views, many powers such as Russia, the US, China, or Japan still cooperate to bring humanity many important achi…
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The US reaffirmed its intention to send the first Japanese astronaut to the Moon
US President Joe Biden on April 10 once again affirmed his plan to send the first Japanese astronaut to the Moon within the framework of the Artemis lunar exploration pr…
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What would the space station be without Russia?
In the weeks since the war in Ukraine, the International Space Station (ISS) has been seen as a symbol of cooperation for the sake of science and non-politics.
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This new satellite is designed to observe planets outside the Solar System
CHEOPS is the result of cooperation between the European Space Agency and the University of Bern.
Scientific works
The process of building the International Space Station - The great cooperation of mankind!
Almost the size of a house with 6 bedrooms and weighing more than 320 cars, the International Space Station is so large that no rocket can put it into orbit.
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By 2020, Vietnam will launch 3 more satellites into space
By 2022, we will launch 3 more satellites, NanoDragon, LOTUSat-1 and LOTUSat-2. In it, LOTUSat-1 and LOTUSat-2 are the first radar satellites in Vietnam with the coopera…
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Ion-powered spacecraft is about to set sail for Mercury
The mission of exploring cooperation space between Europe and Japan has just made its way to Mercury, especially this is a space ship using ion energy.
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This is why Finland has the best education in the world
Finland is continuously one of the developed countries to achieve the best results under the International Student Assessment Program (PISA), an important tool for asses…
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Australia - The happiest country in the world in 2014
According to the statistics of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Australia again became the happiest country in the world in 2014.
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Will selfish people become extinct?
A recent study shows that selfish people will not be advantageous in evolution and will sooner or later be extinct.
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Working cooperation helps people be smarter
Compared to human ancestors, 'smart people' have bigger brains - a mystery that scientists have always wanted to explore. According to researchers in Ireland and Scotlan…
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Working alternately is the result of evolution
Assignment to work is not just a good habit - it is actually a result of evolution, psychologists from the University of Leicester revealed after a recent study.
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Most good video games for kids
Most video games help children improve their creativity and collaborative spirit, according to a European Union (EU) report.
Archeology
Archaeological excavations of ancient Hoi An port in Ha Tinh
This is an activity in the plan to implement the cooperation program of archaeological research and history of Vietnam - Japan relations with Chieu Hoa University (Japan…