Archeology
Which dinosaur is the fastest on the planet?
Despite using many methods such as studying footprints and computer modeling, experts still find it difficult to determine the exact speed of dinosaurs.
Movement
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Videos
How do flights predict turbulence?
Turbulence is the movement of air created by atmospheric pressure, jet streams, air around mountains, cold or warm weather areas, or thunderstorms.
Space science
Alien abyss reveals signs of potential life
Subtle movements on the surface of an alien world could be evidence of an ocean teeming with life.
Biology
People study ants to write algorithms
By viewing an ant colony as an intelligent system consisting of many individuals following simple rules, Belgian scientist Deneubourg was able to simulate them using alg…
New technology
Boston Dynamics announced the new Atlas robot line, which can perform movements impossible for humans
For nearly a decade, the Atlas robot developed by technology company Boston Dynamics has appeared many times in the mass media.
Discover science
Why can astronauts 'fly' in space?
Humans sense position and movement on the ground based on the condition of Earth's gravity. In zero-gravity space, will that sensory nerve be altered, warping perception?
Environment
Earth Hour 2024 calls for reducing carbon footprint - moving towards Netzero
At 8:30 p.m. on March 23, 2024 local time, the 18th Earth Hour will take place globally.
Science invention
'Smart fabric' generates electricity from sweat and movement
With this special fabric, researchers have succeeded in creating an energy source just from sweat and body movement.
New technology
The neck-mounted device helps speakers avoid the need for vocal cords
A new device that sticks to the neck could help people who cannot speak due to vocal cord problems communicate.
Science story
New research shows: Japanese children have a different gait than other countries
A new study has found that the way Japanese children walk, or their gait, develop differently than children in other countries.
Animal world
Reversing evolution, science was able to help snakes 'grow more legs'
Allen Pan tried to reverse evolutionary history by helping snakes 'grow' four more legs to move.
Animal world
New research reveals the mystery of jumping spiders' dreams
The researchers discovered that jumping spiders, known for their unique hunting abilities, exhibit human-like REM sleep patterns.
Animal world
Newly published research shows that: marmosets know how to call their mother from the moment they are in the womb
A study published in eLife found that marmosets begin to practice facial and mouth movements to call for help before they are born.
Medicine - Health
The simple movement of sitting while eating helps Japanese people live longer, it can be done anywhere
In fact, this pose not only saves space but also has great effects on human health.
New technology
Smart pillow gets energy from head movement
Smart pillow helps monitor sleep quality, and generates electricity to operate thanks to the friction nano generator.