Japan is about to drop the last robot on the asteroid
The landing robot will land on the asteroid Ryugu and collect samples to help scientists learn about the early solar system.
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The landing robot will land on the asteroid Ryugu and collect samples to help scientists learn about the early solar system.
From the 40s of the last century, people have created an aluminum alloy (called AA 7075) with a hardness equivalent to steel but weighing only 1/3, it promises to be use…
Apple abandoned the Home button on the iPhone last year when all 2018 iPhone models were equipped with Face ID and an edge-to-edge screen.
A team of Mexican scientists said they discovered six vaquita dolphins, one of the most endangered animals on Earth, off the coast of Mexico.
Gemma Cairns, a 32-year-old girl from Scotland cannot remember the last time she had absolute tranquility. Even when there was no outside noise, she could still hear the…
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As planned, the eggs of the two rhino individuals will be used to artificially fertilize and the sperm is removed from the last male of the northern white rhino that die…
The Ottoman Empire (Turkey) lasted for 623 years, defeating stunned opponents like the Roman Empire, but when it came to fighting Russia, it began to decline without bra…
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This is also the first round-the-sun flight of this car.
For the people of the town of Verkhoyansk in Siberia, it was not too strange to wake up during the day and find the dark sky.
Volcanic data show that our ancestors spent 22,000 harsh years when the Arctic of the Earth gradually turned into Antarctica and vice versa.
If last year was a year of fire tornadoes, then this year we have coal whirlwinds.
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