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According to the article published in the PNAS journal, French scientists have explained the abnormal behavior of particles in plant cells, allowing them to feel tilt an…
Some species of space bacteria are growing stronger than on the Earth that confuses the scientific world
Researchers at the University of Leeds have discovered how plants make corners of branches.
Recently British scientists have added fruit flies to the list of creatures that make a great contribution to science. They can help astronauts solve many of the mysteri…
To survive on Mars, the first thing that needs to be solved is the food problem, which is to ensure the production of large quantities of vegetables.
Scientists at Washington University at St. Louis was the first to identify two proteins that act as mechanically sensitive ion tube activity in plant roots. They have lo…
The introduction of animals such as cats, chimpanzees, mice ... into space according to space exploration plans is considered a stepping stone to achieve the goal of bri…
Even experts have to admit that there are many things that people do not understand about flight, and that is why animals are much better than our best aircraft.
A balloon of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) travels through the Arctic region capturing images of rare blue clouds in the night sky.
Scientists found the southeast side of the volcano Etna in Italy rising above the ground and sinking into the ocean at the same time, Live Science reported.
When events that cause tsunamis such as underwater earthquakes occur, sound waves known as sound gravity waves (AGW) are sent through the water stream.
According to NDTV, scientists have just developed a new method to help us quickly estimate the intensity of very large earthquakes, from 8.5 on the Richter scale.
Seawater is retained on Earth by gravity, the Moon and the Sun also have gravity for the earth. In particular, the Moon absorbs a mass of water on the ocean surface.
The cause of the area around Hudson Bay, Canada has smaller gravity than other places may be due to a large iceberg or convection deep in the ground.
The PolarGAP project by European scientists has revealed new information about terrain and gravity in Antarctica, the world's coldest and most mysterious continent.