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The Sun goes into hibernation, will the Earth usher in a new ice age?
By observing changes in the number of sunspots, scientists have discovered that solar activity shows periodic changes.
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How are natural disasters classified?
Natural disasters are classified in many ways, but the most common classification is by the origin of the atmosphere where the disaster occurs.
Space science
How loud is the noise from billionaire Elon Musk's rocket launch?
Professor Gee, who has spent his career studying the high-intensity sounds from rocket launches like NASA's Artemis I, said the sound from the Starship launch had its ow…
Environment
Causes of increased Atlantic hurricane wind speed in 2024
Human-caused warming of ocean temperatures has increased the maximum wind speeds of every Atlantic hurricane in 2024.
Environment
Storm Trami will reach its maximum intensity when it approaches the Paracel Islands.
The meteorological agency forecasts that storm Trami will enter the East Sea on October 24 and reach maximum intensity of level 12 when approaching the waters of the Hoa…
Health
The health reasons behind players' rude habits on the pitch
Athletes often spit because their saliva thickens when they play sports.
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25 mysterious sources continuously transmitting radio signals to Earth discovered
25 mysterious sources that emit so-called
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Terrifying tornado in Guangzhou, an apocalyptic scene that scared many people
The Guangdong Provincial Meteorological Department issued a statement on the tornado situation in Zhongluotan town, Baiyun district, Guangzhou city (Guangdong, China) on…
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Can snoring people hear their own snoring?
Do people who snore in their sleep not hear their own snoring? Scientists have sought the answer.
Health
4 exercises to help the elderly reduce musculoskeletal pain
Human joints and bones tend to weaken and age as age increases. But because of this, we become inactive, increasing the risk of osteoporosis, falls and fractures.
Environment
Why is the storm No. 6 constantly growing, moving unpredictably?
After more than 2 days of strengthening from the tropical depression in the South China Sea, typhoon No. 6 (Nakri) is forecast to change direction, approaching land with…
Health
Science has identified a link between nightlights and deadly diseases
Japanese scientists from Nara Medical University have found that using even a little light during sleep can lead to the development of heart disease and stroke.
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Tools used to measure tropical storm strength
The period from August to September each year is the peak of tropical storms in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
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The scaryness of sound: saving people and destroying each other in a narrow way!
When studying sound, scientists were amazed at what it could do: destroy, and heal.
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Can sound waves kill you?
These waves can also travel through solids and liquids, meaning they can also move through the body.