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Why are the mountains always rising?
The height of the mountain ranges depends on factors such as the tectonic thrust beneath the ground or the impact of climate change on top of the mountain.
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Environment
Close-up of hail-like hail destroyed many houses in Nghe An
Hailstorm, accompanied by a sudden tornado in Ky Son district, Tuong Duong (Nghe An) caused many houses to be unroofed, more than 30 hectares of crops were damaged.
Computer science
Instructions to transfer Word content to PowerPoint automatically
Due to the impact of the Covid-19 translation, students continue to leave school, to ensure the schedule for teachers at all levels to switch to online teaching for stud…
Environment
Hail in Lai Chau damaged more than 1,000 houses
The impact of hail and thunderstorms on the night of March 24 has caused severe damage to some mountainous provinces. Particularly in Lai Chau, the total damage caused b…
Environment
Thunderstorms and hail caused heavy damage in the Northern provinces
Due to the impact of cold air, hail storms occurred, causing heavy damage in the Northern provinces.
Archeology
Shock: 'Copy' alien world below the old town of 1,100 years old
An ancient town in Germany was accidentally built by humans on land with alien characteristics like the giant Jezero life pit in Mars.
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Lower airplanes can reduce climate impacts by 59%
Getting airplanes lower than just 610 meters can cut the climate impact of the areas they fly in by a whopping 59%.
Space science
The most aggressive asteroid in the solar system
Pallas has countless giant craters on the surface due to collisions with other planets, causing it to warp like low-resolution golf balls.
Space science
Giant meteorite is about to fly past Earth
The US Space Agency (NASA) has confirmed that a 1,000 meter diameter asteroid will fly over Earth on February 15, 2020.
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Why it hurts when stumbling toes hit a rock?
A cut of a hand, cracked dry lips or toes on a stone. Although the wounds did not seep into the air, the feeling they gave was extremely miserable.
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Asteroid crater is over 2.2 billion years old
The oldest crater on Earth in the town of Yarrabubba has a diameter of nearly 70km.
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Genetic impact on nematodes increases life expectancy by 500%
The impact of CRISPR technology on the two genetic codes IIL and TOR makes the Elegans nematode increased by 500% of life expectancy, bringing hope of increasing life ex…
Space science
Terrible traces of asteroids falling to Laos
Geologists discovered unusually large gravitational interactions on the territory of Laos, indicating the existence of a crater of 20 km in size. It appeared as a result…
Technology
Has found a solution to 'freeze' lithium ion batteries with liquid nitrogen, avoiding batteries to explode if there is a collision
A new technique recently developed by British scientists is 'freezing' of lithium ion battery cells. This promises to be an effective solution to help protect this commo…
Environment
Shocking discovery: The amount of plastic in the ocean is over a million times larger than estimated
One study shows just how far the size of plastic waste is bigger than human estimates.