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Biology
Love so much, don't touch the tree, because they really don't like it
Many garden lovers think, the caresses on the leaves will make them feel the interest and grow faster. But the reality from a scientific perspective proves the opposite.
Space science
Detecting cells is not affected in the space environment
Scientists have just made a very important discovery regarding the body's natural self-defense ability when astronauts perform interplanetary missions.
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Revealing shock about the plan
An investigator specializing in unidentified flying objects (UFOs) of the British Ministry of Defense has revealed how the government will react to an extraterrestrial a…
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Former Canadian minister reveals shocking aliens
According to Express, Paul Hellyer claims to have information that governments are connecting with aliens.
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Huge German anti-aircraft turret
During World War II, the Nazis built a series of anti-aircraft turrets against the Allies' air strikes.
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Close up of self-propelled fighting robots
The robot has optical observation modules that increase visibility and transmit confidential data to the command center, and can automatically use weapons to destroy tar…
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Why is it even more fearful that we scream more?
Fear is really a terrible thing. But many of us have a normal reaction to screaming loudly when scared. But why is that so?
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What's attractive about the Uran-9 tank robot Russia has deployed in Syria?
According to Russia's Sputnik site, Uran-9 was tested in battles in Syria.
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7 'Unbelievable' science projects of the US Department of Defense
DARPA is an agency under the US Department of Defense, responsible for developing new technologies for military purposes.
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The United States created a weapon that produced a voice that terrified the enemy
A video from the US Department of Defense has revealed a top secret weapon capable of creating a voice, pumping fear into the enemy.
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Russia successfully tested missiles' unable to intercept
On March 11, Russia announced that it had successfully launched a supersonic missile carrying a nuclear warhead.
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Too happy to power the new ship Gepard 3.9 to Vietnam
Although it has the same shape as 2 units 011 and 012, but the new ship Gepard 3.9 has been brought to Vietnam possessing superior features.
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Vietnam's military power is ranked 16th in the world by GFP
In this ranking, the top 10 countries with military strength are the United States, Russia, China, India, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, Turkey, Germany, and Egypt r…
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How does Vietnam solve missile interception?
The explosion of science and technology has led to the development of high-tech weapons with the ability to attack further and more accurately.