Space science
Breakthrough technology enables rockets to use any metal as fuel
New technology opens up a turning point for space exploration, when rockets do not need to return to Earth to refuel.
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Equip yourself with 5 skills to escape in the nick of time when your car falls into water.
In case your car crashes into water, how do you escape? The following skills can help you escape death.
Scientific works
World's first green ammonia plant opens
The new plant will produce 5,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year, replacing grey ammonia which uses environmentally harmful fossil fuels.
Cancer
Important discovery opens up hope for curing pancreatic cancer
Scientists have made a major discovery about DNA that could provide more information about one of the most deadly cancers.
Photo library
Spectacular set of images of galaxies and nebulae taken by James Webb telescope
The James Webb Space Telescope captures many stunning images of galaxies and nebulae, opening up many opportunities for research and discovery.
Archeology
Should we open the world's oldest bottle of wine?
Over the past few years, contemporary historians have debated whether Speyer wine, the oldest known bottle of wine, should be opened.
Health
HIV vaccine becomes a reality, new hope for millions of people has come
American scientists have just announced positive HIV vaccine trial results, opening up prospects for preventing this dangerous virus.
AI - Artificial intelligence
OpenAI launches Chat GPT-4o with 'close to human' intelligence, 100% free
The world's leading artificial intelligence company OpenAI has just held an event to announce a new AI model called GPT-4o.
Scientific application
Ancient farming methods open up the potential for farming on Mars
An ancient farming method developed by farmers of the ancient Mayan civilization may have laid the foundations for agriculture on Mars.
Environment
Decoding the 80,000km2 broadband gap in Antarctica
The Maud Rise ice gap formed in open ocean and away from coastal winds, puzzling scientists for years.
Discover science
Why does every lock have a 'mysterious' small hole at the bottom?
If possible, try looking at today's newer locks to see if they have a small hole at the bottom?
Scientific works
The world's tallest observatory opens
TAO Observatory is located on a 5,640 m high mountain peak, equipped with a 6.5 m diameter telescope to help observe the universe with infrared rays.
Discover science
Decoding where the cleanest air on the planet is
The Southern Ocean has clean air with very little aerosols - microscopic particles of matter that form naturally or as a result of human activity.
Computer science
Google Photos opens many free AI editing features to users
Image editing tools using AI (artificial intelligence) will be provided by Google Photos for free to both iOS and Android users.