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Just spending a few hundred to 1,000 USD is able to own an artificial satellite. It is not a tough joke but a cherished project by Zac Manchester scientist, of course wi…
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Just spending a few hundred to 1,000 USD is able to own an artificial satellite. It is not a tough joke but a cherished project by Zac Manchester scientist, of course wi…
Japanese geological experts said they found pieces of meteorite, or dust, falling to Earth 240 million years ago.
The Royal Astronomical Society of England said on April 14 that scientists from the University of Manchester have discovered a
The technical model of the first ultra-small satellite built in Vietnam called Pico-Dragon (translating Small Dragon) was completed in May 2009 and is expected to be ope…
Italian scientists discovered the microscopic particles they thought came from dark matter in the universe.
Scientists are preparing to test hundreds of tiny spherical robots that will explore planets like Mars. These robots are housed in a travel chamber in the shape of an eg…
Barcodes and QR codes have become very popular and are played on most products today. A way to manage and help buyers check product information.
US scientists published research on microbes that could be considered the smallest form of life on Earth.
A study published in the open journal Zookeys said Chinese scientists have recently found two microscopic spiders in the Southwest region of the country.
British scientists will attach micro-radio chips to the bodies of wood-eating ants in a relic to track their movements.
Due to high organic matter content, cassava residue is often used as organic fertilizer for plants.
In the book Micro World (Microcosmos), author Brandon Broll (London, England) presents many pictures of the biological world looking through a microscope. The photos bel…
Researchers in Switzerland said yesterday they have just discovered a micro fungus capable of making rice grow five times faster.
Scientists say they have just discovered a new plant species. It is a tiny orchid flower with a petal width of only 2.1 mm.
Researchers are taking a step closer to making micro aircraft with flexibility and energy efficiency such as grasshoppers after successfully decoding the aerodynamic sec…