Space science
Korea wants to land on a 340m wide asteroid
Seizing the opportunity of Apophis to come close to Earth in 2029, experts will launch ships to approach this asteroid, even taking samples to bring back.
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Scientific application
Discovered salt-tolerant plants that absorb hundreds of tons of salt per square kilometer of land
Chinese researchers have found a highly salt-tolerant plant that improves soil fertility in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Discover science
The moon appears 'mysterious hut' in the dark half
The Chinese exploration robot Yutu-2 (Jade Rabbit 2) has suddenly discovered a cube-shaped object on the Moon, raising many doubts.
Environment
Strange stone towers named 'white ghost'
In the sunny land of Southern Utah, America has giant pointed stone towers nicknamed
AI - Artificial intelligence
The robot has magical legs of a bird, can sit on a tree branch, and dress like a 'real thing'
Engineers have created a falcon-inspired robot that can take off, land, and cling to tree branches, and even catch objects in the air.
Archeology
Digging the foundation to build a house, discovering a strange giant artifact
The strange giant artifact unearthed on a construction site in Central Java, Indonesia has attracted the attention of cultural relics experts.
Space science
Earth is forming Saturn-like rings 'made up of space junk'
Along with pollution on land, in water and in the air, the Earth now faces additional orbital pollution due to an increase in space junk.
Scientific application
Virtual land 'unhabitable' sold for a record $ 2.4 million
On November 22, a piece of land in the virtual space on the Decentraland blockchain platform was sold for a record $ 2.4 million.
Space science
China builds a ship to launch missiles at sea
The ship is specially designed to launch rockets into space from the sea surface, which enhances China's satellite launch and booster recovery capabilities.
New technology
The car flies at a speed of 155km/h for the first time in a race
Two vertical take-off and landing flying cars participated in a short test race with a length of 300 m and an altitude of 15 m.
Conquer Mars
China issues a set of 3 gold and silver coins to celebrate the first Mars exploration mission
To celebrate the success of its first mission to orbit and land on Mars, China has released a new set of gold and silver coins.
Conquer Mars
The Perseverance landing site is an ancient Martian lake bottom, now it's time to find fossils of life
A large river once supplied water to this low-lying area. Most likely, the water source was also the source of life for Martian organisms that existed billions of years…
History
Learn about airplane safety history
Although seat belts were considered an option in 1929, Charles N. Monteith, chief engineer at the Boeing Aircraft Company (BAC), figured it would be common sense.
Scientific application
Floating farm - The future of the Dutch livestock industry
As one of the countries
Funny corner
The farmer refused 40 billion in compensation to grow vegetables in the middle of the airport
Refusing a 'huge' compensation, the farmer is still determined to fight to keep his organic farm in the middle of Japan's second largest airport for more than two decades