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Tesla is probably the great inventor that you haven't heard of in a long time.
Europe's first approved medical brain stimulator for treating depression is now available for everyone to use at home.
Scientists have discovered a new material that can expand or contract significantly when exposed to weak electrical currents.
The Network Systems Research Institute of the Japan Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) has successfully developed and tested fiber optic cable…
According to Google, the quantum computer they just built is capable of solving a problem in just 200 seconds, and today's most powerful computers take 10,000 years to s…
The mysterious chaos of the Milky Way galaxy containing the Earth has been deciphered, revealing the strange currents that have been seduced by the Milky Way, thus contr…
If the sea is no longer salty, the ecosystem will be turned upside down. At the same time, the weather will become more severe for humans.
With the current level of science and technology, we know that it is still a long way before the concept of invisibility comes true.
Any change to the current state of the Earth has some unforeseen consequences.
The impact of people is everywhere. Human society has changed the Earth so much that it cannot be reversed.
The ancestors of modern elephants are curly-haired mammoths, but if you look further into prehistoric times, their ancestors are extremely strange-looking animals and se…
Australian scientists are developing a new drug that can extend the survival of seriously injured people from the current 20 hours to 3 days, creating an opportunity to…
This new finding is expected to impact many current experiments using gold as the standard.
With the current growth rate, it is expected that for babies born in 2018, more than 50% of women live up to 90 years old.
Manual and small-scale gold mining is a major source of mercury emissions in South America and sub-Saharan Africa, as mercury is often used to extract gold.