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Explain the mystery of the halo at dawn
Scientists may have explained the long-standing mystery of the origin of the energy particles creating polar halo at dawn.
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The first country in the world with no emissions
Tokelau, a small country that perhaps many of us have never heard of is trying to be the first country in the world to fully utilize renewable energy to save the environ…
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The brain also has an energy saving mode
To ensure uninterrupted operation, when an emergency occurs, the brain switches itself to energy saving mode.
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Human brains are harder to be intelligent
Scientists at the University of Cambridge (UK) said that the ability of the human brain has reached its peak and it is difficult to be more intelligent. They argue that…
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Listen to the radio happier than watching television and surfing the web
The latest survey of more than 1,000 Britons showed that the radio beat both television and the Internet to top the list of the happiest media.
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Southeast: Wind power is the most important renewable energy
Along with economic development, in the past few years, many countries in Asia actively invest in exploiting renewable energy sources such as solar energy, wind power ..…
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Leverage energy from corpses to relax
You may feel horrified when swimming in a pool where water is heated by burning corpses. But that is the idea of scientists.
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What is rare earth means to people
With 17 precious elements, rare earth ore plays an increasingly large role for industries and the future of the world.
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Discover many beautiful sea creatures
More than 6,000 newly discovered marine species. In it, there are many wonderful and beautiful creatures.
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'Dissection' wireless charging technology
Currently, each individual often has many devices such as computers, phones, music players ... and dozens of chargers with cordless wires.
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Discover 5 more isotopes of super heavy elements
Scientists have discovered five more isotopes of the super-heavy element element through observing the continuous radiation of Alpha particles.
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The marbles break the law of motion?
Apparently, the movements of marbles are contrary to the natural rules: when released, automatic marbles roll from the bottom to the top without the need for external fo…
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Trees can become a clean energy source
According to NewScientist, plugging the electrode plate into the trunk to obtain electric current seems to be an unbelievable thing ...
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Turn the march into 'power'
Engineers at Leeds are developing a method to capture kinetic energy when soldiers march and use this energy source for their own equipment.
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Face overweight
About a year ago, the tree shrew had a funny tail from the rainforest in western Malaysia that appeared in newspapers around the world.