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Why young people easier to learn?
Scientists at Oxford University, England, find adults learn harder than children because their brains store information in a different way. Experts say young people's br…
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Oceanography
Dragon-shaped skeleton washed up on the coast of New Zealand
The skeleton has many cartilage joints, long spine and head like a dragon that washed into the near shore area, intriguing for New Zealand seafarers.
Oceanography
Octopus has 'elbow'
Perhaps you have never heard that octopuses are able to harden taps to form 'elbows' to bring food into their mouths? But according to research by Italian and Israeli sc…
Archeology
Detecting mammoth remains with soft tissues and feathers
The Russian-Japanese joint expedition was found in Verkhoyansk, Northeast Yakutia, Russia, the remains of a mammoth with soft tissues and feathers.
Archeology
Discovered 4,000 year old fortress in Syria
A joint team between France and Syria analyzed aerial satellite images. According to RFI, the discovery was announced on December 19.
Archeology
Decode secret million years of the most giant monster on Earth
The new research shows that dinosaurs can grow and have huge sizes because they have more flexible, flexible joints than terrestrial mammals.
Archeology
The posture of long-necked dinosaurs is completely wrong
Famous images of the largest known dinosaurs, from film to skeletons in the museum, mostly have the wrong posture, according to a new study.
Space science
Sent deep into the universe to study the medicine of immortality
A package of goods containing tens of thousands of worms has been sent to space by British scientists to study the preparation of medicinal herbs to repel aging.
Space science
The new discovery supports the hypothesis of the formation of the Moon
According to a joint study among researchers, having a layer of iron and other elements deep underground is evidence that scientists have long sought to support the theo…
Space science
Australia, South Africa build super telescopes
Square Kilometer Array (SKA), a joint scientific project of more than 20 countries, aims to create the world's largest radio telescope, announcing on May 25 that South A…
Space science
In 2013, Brazil and Ukraine will launch joint satellites
On January 20, during the meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Konstantin Grischenko, who was visiting Brazil, the host country co-owner Antonio Patriota reaffirmed t…
Space science
Russia launched a joint ship to bring 3 astronauts to ISS
This morning, December 16, from Baikonur Airport, Russia successfully launched the TMA-20 Combined Ship, bringing three astronauts to the International Space Station (IS…
Space science
The harsh youth of the Sun
One of the hottest topics in the 27th joint study of the International Astronomical Society (IAU) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil includes studying astronomical conditions sui…
Space science
4,600 people subscribe to
As of mid-July 2007, 4,600 people applied to participate in a joint project between Russia and Europe that allowed six people to stay in the 520-day spacecraft - simulat…
Space science
China will launch the Mars probe into 2009
In October 2009, China will depart the first Mars probe as part of a joint project with Russia, sources from the Shanghai Space Agency, the main manufacturer of the prob…