Archeology
Stunningly beautiful amethyst rings inside the world's largest Byzantine winery
Archaeologists have discovered a gold ring with an amethyst at the world's largest ancient winery in Israel.
Generation
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Science invention
Inventing materials to help produce electricity in the human body
On July 6, scientists from Tel Aviv University (Israel) announced a nanomaterial that can 'catch' parts of the body to produce electricity.
Space science
SpaceX launches new generation global positioning satellites
The latest satellite in the Third Generation Global Positioning System (GPS III) of the US Air Force has been put into orbit.
Space science
What does the fuel tank of a blown rocket look like?
NASA is becoming quite good at exploding its next-generation rocket system.
New technology
Israel studies electricity production from plants
Israeli scientists have found a way to generate hydrogen from microscopic algae, showing the potential of producing electricity from plants in the future.
Conquer Mars
Elon Musk prioritizes the development of human ships to Mars
Elon Musk aims to send 100 people to Moon and Mars at the same time with a fully reusable Starship rocket and spacecraft model.
Photo library
Hanoi train - a vivid memory of a period of origin
Citizens of Hanoi have long no longer heard the tinkle of tram lines running around the city center. The train has become a beautiful memory for generations of Hanoians.
Health
The relationship between hyperthermia and health
Humans are warm-blooded animals, able to maintain body temperature thanks to a balance of heat generation and heat emission.
Archeology
Discovered 22 giant sloths preserved in their own feces
Giant generations of sloths died of apparent hypoxia, after gathering at a swamp at a time in the late Ice Age.
Computer science
Why do you fight Empire with the machine often lose?
The intelligence of machines in Age of Empires has an obvious advantage and it also contributes to creating good gamers.
Discover science
Explore the 500-year-old craggy village
Al Sogara villagers build houses in self-made caves on rugged mountains, living separately from the rest of the world.
New technology
Create a robot for the first time that can 'sweat'
This is likely to be a breakthrough compared to previous engineering robots, creating a generation of robots capable of performing many tasks in high temperature environ…
Archeology
Everywhere in the world ... dig 'monsters' everywhere
These sites are considered the mecca of fossil hunters, where many generations of monsters come out.
Health
Who should not bathe old smell leaves?
'The custom of cleansing the ceiling of the New Year's Eve' (bathing in the water of old-scented leaves) has been applied by most Vietnamese from ancient times to the pr…
Computer science
What is Wifi 6? How is it different from the current wifi?
Wi-Fi 6 is the next generation wireless standard, faster than 802.11ac. Not just speed, Wi-Fi 6 will provide better performance in congested areas, from stadiums to indi…