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Why is Russian radar blind?
The public is now asking why Russian powerful missile defense radar systems have not discovered the meteorite in this country on the morning of February 15.
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The impact of meteorites in Russia spread throughout the world
Since February 15, about 11 sensors on Greenland, Africa, Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia and many other areas have received negative waves from meteorite explosions in ce…
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China builds a fourth generation nuclear power plant
A project to build a nuclear power plant will turn China into the first country to exploit a fourth generation reactor for commercial purposes.
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Space exploration with 19th-century motives
Researchers have experimented with a small version of a nuclear engine design that can help satellites explore deep into the universe.
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America intended to blow up the Moon
The US once planned to blow up the Moon with an atomic bomb in the 1950s.
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'Blowing away' asteroids threaten the earth with a nuclear bomb
Destroying meteorites that threaten Earth with atomic bombs sounds like a science fiction movie but can completely become a reality.
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What is the composition of the Sun?
The sun - the star in the solar system and the source of energy and natural light for the Earth. But few know exactly what constitutes the Sun.
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First recorded black hole
The Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) - the name of the telescope that the US launched into space on June 13 - directed cameras capable of capturing short w…
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Russia tested its astronaut nuclear engine
According to Skolkovo Innovation Center, which is called
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Large meteorite by bus has just approached the Earth
On Sunday (1/4), the 2012 EG5 meteorite with a diameter of 46m flew over Earth at a distance of 230,000km - closer than the distance between the Moon and Earth, but does…
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Racing to the Moon
After information about rare treasures, the moon suddenly became a hotter destination than ever.
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The first nuclear reactor uses new fuel
India is planning to build a nuclear power plant using new materials, thorium, which has a low radioactivity, safer than using uranium.
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Detecting moving particles 'faster than light'
Scientists from the European Atomic Research Organization say they have discovered a type of particle that can move faster than light.
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Prepare to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon
This issue was discussed and contributed to comments at the 242th National Conference and the American Chemical Society (ACS) exhibition held on August 28.
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Nuclear reactors can go to Mars
The first people to set foot on Mars will need nuclear power to survive on the red planet, US scientists say.