Space science
The Pentagon's secret program once suggested 'bombing' the Moon
The US government's now-defunct AATIP program used to spend millions of dollars researching unrealistic technologies and proposals.
Government
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Scientific application
Paris plans to open its first urban cable car system in 2025
It is known as a city with many famous attractions in the world. Recently, the Paris government announced a cable car construction project
History
It's strange that when a young girl had to pay taxes alone, when she was 17 years old, she was not married and she would be given a husband by the district government
In the old days, not only had to pay the tax on being single, if they refused to get married when they reached the age of not getting married, their parents were also ex…
History
Why is the railroad system in the United States so backward than in many other countries?
Newcomers to the United States will choose to travel by plane, car, or bus, and few really think about taking a train tour.
History
Little known truth about old posters: It's hard for criminals to escape!
Even though the pictures on the posters are so badly drawn that even relatives of the criminals can hardly recognize them. But, criminals are still hard to escape! Why?
Funny corner
The only country in the world that owns up to 3 capitals
Almost every country in the world has at least one capital - which is considered the administrative center of the country. But there are also countries that choose 2 cit…
Science Events
South Korea: Self-driving taxis will go into operation in Seoul from February 10
On February 9, the Seoul government announced that the first batch of self-driving taxis in the Korean capital will officially go into operation in the Western region.
Flu epidemic
India put into use the world's first DNA technology Covid-19 vaccine
India on February 5 became the first country in the world to use a DNA technology Covid-19 vaccine.
New technology
The mobile atomic clock is one trillionth of a second error
The US government is working on a project to develop a portable optical atomic clock that is 100 times more accurate than a microwave atomic clock.
Environment
Tonga tsunami causes 'ecological disaster' in Peru
The Peruvian government says an oil spill at a Peruvian refinery following a volcanic eruption and tsunami in Tonga late last week caused a
Animal world
Indigenous animals die too much, Australia seeks to destroy 6 million feral cats
Australia could use genetic engineering to wipe out 6 million feral cats, the ferocious god that kills hundreds of millions of native mammals, birds and reptiles each ye…
Life
Detecting 'world's strongest' antibodies against Covid-19
Chilean researchers claim to have discovered the 'world's strongest' antibody that is resistant to the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 acute respiratory infection.
Science invention
Japan invented a mask that could resist Covid-19 while swimming
TV Asahi TV reported that in Japan, a mask was invented to prevent the spread of Covid-19 while swimming.
Life
The science explains how England fought the Covid-19 epidemic
European countries such as Italy, Spain, and France blocked the country to prevent the spread of Covid-19, except for the United Kingdom. Behavioral science may explain…
Biology
And yet corona virus, China has faced the 'pandemic' of locusts
China's forestry authority issued a warning about the threat of invasive insects from abroad. The government is also preparing countermeasures.