Health
New study: Charging phones at night can lead to obesity and diabetes
According to British scientists, electromagnetic radiation emitted by electronic devices is a cause of obesity and diabetes.
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Computer science
How does WiFi signal go through walls?
WiFi signals are a form of electromagnetic radiation, like visible light. Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths in the range of WiFi signals can pass through walls as e…
Scientific works
Chinese telescopes can detect signs of a solar storm
CLST with a aperture of 1.8m has captured the image of the Sun's surface in detail, showing that this optical device can detect warning signs when a solar storm is appro…
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Decode the phenomenon of electronic fog suddenly appears and disappears, can swallow the plane
The phenomenon of electronic fog, called gray clouds in the ocean, suddenly appears and disappears, completely swallowing the ship or the plane.
Space science
The spacecraft can go at the speed of light
According to Manasvi Lingam and Abraham Loeb, two leading professors at Harvard University, supernovas can be used to push the speed of spacecraft to the speed of light.
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Why is Nikola Tesla obsessed with Egyptian pyramids?
Inventor Nikola Tesla has many unusual obsessions, in which he thinks that the great pyramids of Egypt are huge sources of energy transmission. He built the Tesla Tower…
Biology
Power lines make honey bees more violent
The scientists found that the honey bee Apis mellifera exposed to electromagnetic fields similar to the electromagnetic fields near the ground surface around power lines…
Archeology
The Pyramids of Giza can concentrate electromagnetic energy into a room inside it
Is it possible to apply the design of the pyramid to a modern apartment, to focus the waves on the room more effectively?
Health
Is standing in front of the microwave safe to use?
A microwave has been a kitchen item for decades. It allows you to cook everything from frozen vegetables to packed meals in minutes.
Health
Strange disease: Wifi allergy syndrome and 5G technology
If using wifi or the network even standing next to any zoom station, the woman feels like a needle.
New technology
Tesla wants to redefine car wipers
Tesla has had a lot of innovation over the years, but it may be about to have an innovation that helps overcome one of the car's most 'persistent' features: the wipers.
Space science
'Ghost waves' emanating from the dead stars
Planets orbiting a dead star emit special electromagnetic radiation that we can capture from Earth.
New technology
Successful implementation of a new experiment for quantum teleportation for the first time
The team of researchers from China and Austria immediately teleported three-level quantum states, also known as Kutrits. The research results are published in Physical R…
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Detected strange light waves never known
A previously unknown type of light wave has just been discovered by scientists, based on the pioneering work of a 19th-century Scottish scientist.
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How dangerous is radiation?
When we hear 'radiation', we often think of big explosions and scary mutations, but that's only a part.