Space science
Why did NASA launch yeast into space and not something else?
Yeast is a very common single-celled microorganism thanks to its very high application in human life. There are thousands of species of yeast that are scientifically doc…
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Space science
How scientists plan to turn the soil on Mars and the Moon into concrete
Needless to say, many of us may already know that in the near future, if humans live on Mars, the Moon or on any planet in distant space.
Scientific application
The research team imitates nature to make 'artificial leaves' to produce clean fuel
What if humans could copy the way plants generate energy, and use that energy to run the world?
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI can 'change things in a scary way'
Some experts think it's time for people to get serious about AI, because it could soon change in a scary direction.
Archeology
7 million-year-old human remains bring evolutionary breakthrough, can rewrite history
The remains of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a creature of the Human subfamily but thought to be more chimpanzee-like, has suddenly revealed a groundbreaking detail.
Conquer Mars
Space agriculture: What plants can be grown on Mars?
Although the possibility of humans settling on Mars is still very far away, but space agriculture has begun to be developed by the scientific community.
Discover science
How the fly brain reacts to taste
Taste is just as important to fruit flies as it is to humans. Similar to humans, flies tend to seek out and consume sweet foods.
Space science
How science hears the creepy sound of a black hole
Contrary to the notion that the universe cannot have sound because sound waves cannot travel in a vacuum, we can indeed
Space science
The Artemis space mission comes with a hefty price tag
The Artemis program is an American aerospace project with the goal of returning humans to the Moon by 2024.
Animal world
Mermaids are officially extinct in China
The fairy fish (also known as dugongs or dugongs) is functionally extinct in China, due to widespread habitat destruction and poaching, scientists say.
Health
What is Ethylene Oxide? How does EO affect health?
Ethylene oxide (EO) with the chemical formula C2H4O is widely used as an agent for sterilizing supplies in the medical field.
Space science
Can our current level of technology burn Jupiter?
Activating Jupiter seems like a possible plan in the sci-fi movie The Wandering Earth.
Conquer Mars
Scientists Can Create Oxygen In The Martian Environment - More Than NASA Has Done!
The day humans settle on Mars may not be far away. Now scientists have researched to create oxygen on the red planet and more oxygen than NASA has done.
Archeology
Humans accidentally created what once helped the dinosaurs come into existence?
Harvard researchers have found the phenomenon that killed 86% of Earth's creatures and created the fearsome dinosaurs, pterosaurs, scorpions... to take its place. That's…
Conquer Mars
Design an inflatable house for life on Mars
British artists on August 15 presented a two-story inflatable house design that could help humans colonize the harsh red planet.