From the tape to the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010
The two scientists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of Manchester University (UK) were honored to receive the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics ...
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The two scientists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of Manchester University (UK) were honored to receive the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics ...
Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a genius and outstanding scientist in the history of human development.
Zika virus is still known to cause microcephaly in babies. And scientists have just had a new finding showing the dangerous impact of this virus on men.
Diamond was no longer the best friend of the girls. A new study in the US found that 75% of women prefer to choose a plasma screen TV rather than a diamond chain.
Although medicine has made great strides in studying the mechanism of addiction and detoxification, many people have relapsed after 2-3 months of detoxification. Recentl…
American scientists have found a way to permanently store the amount of information equivalent to hundreds of DVDs in a small diamond sized grain of rice and thinner tha…
By combining a small amount of diamonds, a diamond-like carbon surface, and graphene, researchers from the Argonne National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy (Ar…
A world-changing invention that was once paid at a very low price, only 10 dollars!
On September 17, scientists from the Siberian Institute of Geology and Minerals at the Russian Academy of Sciences published the first information about the super hard d…
Tulip recently introduced the E-Go laptop line, which is inlaid with diamonds and white gold for rich and famous women. According to Tulip, the E-Go is plated with white…
New batteries with long operating times promise many benefits for space science and medicine.
Recently, a group of physicists published a report on diamond bending. Of course, it is not the bending of the normal needles, but the diamond threads.
US scientists have successfully fabricated a ductile new material similar to a thin metal sheet but hard enough to prevent a bullet.
What is special about this laser experiment is that you do not need to go to a professional lab to do anything that can be done at home!
US scientists have successfully created a metal-hydrogen material that could act as a superconductor or as a rocket fuel in the future.