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How are all matter in the universe created?
All the matter around you is made up of microscopic units called molecules.
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Space science
New discovery: Collisions of neutron stars produce heavy elements of strontium
Astronomers have discovered the collision of two neutron stars in 2017 creating a heavy element of strontium alongside gold, lead and platinum.
New technology
The Element: Intel's latest weapon to modularize personal computers
Element developed by Intel Systems Product Group, is the team behind NUC and NUC Compute Element.
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Why is it so hard to make eye contact when chatting?
Eye contact is an important element when expressing something. But it is very difficult, isn't it?
Computer science
AirVisual: An application that checks the air pollution level that anyone should install
Air quality directly affects the quality of life for each of us, so this is an element that needs to be checked and reviewed regularly.
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Mysterious minerals discovered in diamonds South Africa
A single stone lies within a diamond containing a mineral never before discovered by scientists.
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This is the rarest element in the Earth, not yet observed, it has disappeared into nowhere!
The half-life of the Hydro-7 is 0.0000 trillion trillion seconds.
Oceanography
High water temperatures are one of the factors that damage coral reefs
Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
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Unexpected discovery of what makes life on Earth
Nestled in the deep sea, the witch of nature - the element that turns chaotic precursor molecules into the building blocks of life - still exists today.
Environment
Current situation of mercury emissions worldwide
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.
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.
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What is the composition of water in the human body?
Tomsk Polytechnic University's research team (TPU) and Pavlodar National University of Education (PSPU) have identified the composition of water in human bodies, animals…
Space science
3 billion tons of meteorite fall to Earth
Evidence of a meteorite attack that is equivalent to 940 million bombs dropped by the US Hiroshima was explored in the UK, after 1.2 billion years of burial.
Photo library
Beautiful sight of a dying star
The Ring Nebula looks like a giant gas ring around a white dwarf star. It is seen as representing the fate of the Sun-like stars.
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Listening to an expert explaining that 'rare earth is not as rare as the name'
Rare earth elements are also known as 'chemical vitamins', where a small amount of this 'tonic' will create powerful effects in electronics.