Archeology
Finding the 'cosmic death zone' where Earth life may have been born
An experiment targeting the chaotic and dead regions of the universe could help explain the origin of life on Earth.
Fullerene
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New technology
Successfully made super-hard diamond glass by compressing a 'carbon soccer ball'
Diamond glass material has great potential in electronics manufacturing.
Health
Russia has developed a new source of anti-virus medicine
Traditionally, medicine cannot use fullerene to make drugs because fullerene is insoluble in water.
Discover science
Discover the secret of the planet's hardest material, harder than diamond
Russian scientists have designed a new model for fullerene-based crystal materials with extremely high mechanical stiffness, more than diamond.
Space science
Detect abnormal substances in the universe
Thanks to NASA's Spitzer telescope, astronomers have discovered in space space fullerenes or solid-state carbon atoms that were previously found only in gases.
New technology
Scientists accidentally built a new carbon structure
Scientists have created a new form of carbon, opening up another horizon of science and technology applications.
New technology
'Buckyballs' have the ability to accumulate in living tissue
Research at Purdue University shows that synthetic carbon molecules called fullerenes, or buckyballs, are more likely to be accumulated in animal tissue.
New technology
The first car made from molecules
A team of researchers at Rice University in Texas has announced that it has successfully developed the world's first molecular car, operating on a gold microscope. T…