Oceanography
The ocean heats up the equivalent of each person opening 100 microwaves
The heat in the world's oceans hit a new record in 2019, showing warming
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Why is Japan the lowest obese country in the world?
With the continuous development of society, the living standard of people is higher and the food they eat is more nutritious and more prone to weight gain, obesity / How…
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7 types of household garbage should not use vacuum cleaners
If the garbage is powder or coffee beans or sandy soil, remove it with a broom and wipe it away instead of using a vacuum cleaner to avoid clogging straws, sieves, and s…
Environment
The carbon emissions from forest fires in Australia are similar to the emissions of Amazon forest fires
Carbon emissions from forest fires raging in Australia are on par with the carbon emissions caused by the Amazon rainforest fire disaster last year.
Conquer Mars
Robots replace humans who walk to Mars
In order to send people to Mars, the team of scientists needs to consider landing a spacecraft weighing about 10 tons.
Archeology
Expanding research on Cao Quy pile pile field
Hai Phong City, in collaboration with scientists, continues to determine the size of the Cao Quy pile pile and look for historical evidence.
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Why are aircraft taking off and landing so dangerous?
If we were chosen, we would probably choose to die while eating a better meal than die in a plane crash. With 1 in 2.5 million fatal accidents, about half of those occur…
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9 ideas that were once considered fantasies have now become a reality
The ideas below have been considered impracticable in the past, but thanks to the advances in science and technology, they have now become a reality.
Environment
Hail-sized fists in Australia
A huge hailstorm on December 13 happened in southeast Queensland, causing serious damage to crops, houses and vehicles.
Technology
Create a quantum state in electrical appliances, as a premise to build quantum Internet
One day, we will be able to use electrical appliances to ... create quantum systems.
New technology
The world's first residential 'building' 3D printer
Homes built with 3D technology at a fast pace and cheap cost to serve many poor families in Mexico are about to be completed.
Space science
NASA takes 'robotic hotel' to the international space station
NASA has developed and sent to the ISS a robotic tool store (RiTS), considered a robot hotel, outside the ISS, to look for leaks in the orbital station cooling system.
Animal world
Medusa's 15th birthday, the longest running python in the world
Clouded pythons, or net pythons, Medusa is now 8 meters long, weighs nearly 160 kg and becomes the longest breeding pythons recognized by the Guinness Book of World Reco…
Archeology
Discovered a 600-year-old house underground
A medieval house with thick brick walls and caviar limestone fireplace is more likely to belong to a high-ranking person.
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If you thought growing a houseplant could purify the air, you're wrong!
Filling your house with plants may make you happier, but it will not help you breathe any cleaner unless you have to grow an extremely large number of plants.