Computer science
Why do you fight Empire with the machine often lose?
The intelligence of machines in Age of Empires has an obvious advantage and it also contributes to creating good gamers.
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Computer science
This is a way for Microsoft to find and fix more than 30,000 errors generated by 47,000 programmers each month
Each month, 47,000 Microsoft programmers create more than 30,000 bugs.
New technology
Robot composes poetry that confuses readers
To date, this machine has adapted more than twelve books. Finished products make the readers a little confused because they are often quite funny and sometimes poetic.
Life
Australia took 3D images of the Sars-CoV-2 virus supporting vaccine production
Australian scientists are using a giant X-ray machine to map the molecular structure of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 acute respiratory infections, thereby h…
Scientific application
Grade 9 students invented an automatic disinfectant spray machine, priced at VND 350,000
Just put your hand in, the machine will automatically spray disinfectant within 2 seconds without having to press the button like a regular antiseptic, limiting cross-co…
Space science
This device can turn urine into usable water in space
In outer space, creating water is a huge technical challenge.
Discover science
An interesting collection of explanations for why questions
This series will answer you the interesting things around us in the simplest and most concise way. An interesting collection of explanations for why questions.
Archeology
Ancient crocodile: The machine of destruction is more scary than dinosaurs
Giant prehistoric crocodiles have a large body like trucks, followed by long legs that allow them to run many times faster than their modern descendants.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Russian chess grandmaster lost his job because of AI
Garry Kasparov once dominated the chess village until he was defeated by IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer in 1997.
Discover science
Close-up of the process of producing medical masks
4-layer medical masks made from non-woven materials and antibacterial paper, which are regulated by the Ministry of Health, are now being sold.
Discover science
Scientists have found the secret to making delicious coffee
To get a perfect cup of coffee, you need to combine many factors from mixing ingredients, boiling water to mixing.
Archeology
Scientists use light that is '10 billion times brighter' than the Sun to read a thousand-year-old scroll
The scientists got their scrolls last October and are expected to read them in six months. So in about 2 months, we will know what the old scroll was written.
Discover science
Is it possible to 'fool' the alcohol meter?
There are still many misconceptions about what a breathalyzer can and cannot do, and how to
Discover science
7 types of household garbage should not use vacuum cleaners
If the garbage is powder or coffee beans or sandy soil, remove it with a broom and wipe it away instead of using a vacuum cleaner to avoid clogging straws, sieves, and s…
Scientific application
This is the first time Vietnam has a silk machine from a lotus tree
A group of students from Hanoi University of Science and Technology successfully fabricated an automatic lotus machine, the productivity tripled compared to manual.