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11 interesting features on laptops you may not know yet
Let's take a look at some useful features that most of us have never heard of (or have forgotten).
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NASA scientific equipment draws heat maps from Europe from space
ECOSTRESS has measured surface temperatures in the cities of Rome and Milan (Italy), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain) in the morning of 27-28 June.
Animal world
Shocked, snow foxes exceeded 3,500km in just 76 days
Scientists were 'stunned' when they discovered the Arctic snow fox that went from Norway to Canada - a journey of 3.506km - in just 76 days.
Space science
Simple idea, turns out the 'beep' sound of electronic devices has very deep meaning and origin
The sound marked the turning point of an era.
New technology
The US military developed a remote identification device via heart rate, 95% accuracy.
Tests have shown that the device is capable of identifying a person up to 200 meters away, with an accuracy of up to 95%.
Computer science
This is why phones are so good that batteries are still bad
It looks like you will not be able to escape soon enough to always carry with you a spare charger!
Science story
Mysterious genius mechanic and the machine froze time
The whereabouts of the genius mechanic and his time machine are still a mystery that many believe only the Israeli army knows.
Space science
NASA is hacked, data of mission travel is stolen
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) confirmed that the JPL Laboratory's computer was hacked last year.
Scientific application
Three students with the invention of scavenging era 4.0
Student group of Da Nang Polytechnic University created a hydraulic garbage collector, which can collect waste on both ground and underwater.
Health
Skull 'sprouting' spikes suspected by smartphone addiction
Using many smart phones and portable electronic devices makes small spines appear in the area behind the neck, near the skull.
Space science
How do satellites melt in the Earth's atmosphere?
The European Space Agency (ESA) has published on its website a video of the experiment in which part of the space satellite is melted in the plasma wind pipe.
Discover science
Scientist decodes Antarctic ice holes
Conditions of erratic oceanic climate and a series of strong storms, salinity of sea water reaches the threshold ... causing the water surface to not freeze.
Oceanography
UAV 'Vityaz' will be able to create the first 3D map of the Mariana groove
The unmanned Vitiaz unmanned marine device later this year will perform the Mariana dive and create the first three-dimensional map of the track.
New technology
Parents should all need: Equipment to 'translate' newborn babies cry
Scientists at the University of Northern Illinois (USA) have built a tool based on artificial intelligence (AI) that can decipher the cry of babies.
New technology
Breakthrough application from human mind reading chip device
Researchers hope to invent a human mind reading chip that can be applied in many fields, from health and education to security and entertainment.