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SpaceX launches the 6th Starlink satellite batch
An additional 60 Starlink satellites are put into low-Earth orbit to realize the ambition of building a global Internet coverage network.
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Developed low dose vaccine to prevent nCoV
CureVac can produce a billion doses of nCoV vaccine from existing facilities if the trial is successful.
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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%.
Life
Why does corona virus scare many people even with low death rate?
Corona virus from Wuhan, China has a low mortality rate, and most patients recover quickly.
Health
The monstrous syndrome makes a man dare not to climax when having sex
A man extremely frightened every time 'climaxed' by the bizarre illness that he suffered for a long time.
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Why do we all like eating starches?
Or why does everyone like a slice of hot bread dipped in buttercream? Starch is life. Trying to cut carbs long-term in sedentary people is just as difficult as giving up…
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What can be eaten after a nuclear war disaster?
Scientists from the Alliance to protect the Earth from natural disasters (ALLFED) say what humans can eat in the event of a nuclear war, BusinessInsider newspaper report…
Health
Smoked chicken is very low in nutrition, experts warn the following people absolutely should not eat
Eating too much smoked chicken, especially those of unknown origin, is extremely dangerous, can cause acute poisoning or eventually develop diseases such as cancer.
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Japan's lowest flying satellite hit a Guinness record
Flying in orbit just 167.4 km from the ground, Japan's Tsubame satellite has just been recognized by the world record book as the lowest orbiting satellite.
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Scientists have found a solution to help beer have more bubbles and less washing powder
Through a study on how bubbles form and foam life, researchers have found a way to keep the foam alive longer or to prevent it from appearing too much when needed.
Health
Why has Japan's birthrate been at a record low in 120 years?
Psychological fear of giving birth, not wanting to get married makes the number of babies in Japan only reached 900,000 this year, the lowest level in 120 years.
Medicine - Health
Developed low-cost devices to help identify viruses quickly
VIRRION has the ability to quickly acquire many viruses from any sample, whether in a normal environment or a research lab.
Medicine - Health
Drinking soda without calories does not work as you think
For a healthy lifestyle, clearing up large amounts of sugar from the diet is a pretty good move.
Space science
'Extraterrestrial' exoplanet discovered as dense as cotton candy
Astronomers found nearly 15 exoplanets in the Kepler 51 star system with a density of less than 0.1 grams of matter per cubic centimeter.
Space science
Stunned to discover the most exotic new white dwarf in the universe
The discovery of a new strange white dwarf with an extremely low mass called KIC 8145411 suggests that they may be much more common than previously thought.