Space science
China dreams of flying to the moon
Efforts to build a rocket for human flight to the moon will be made by Chinese scientists in the next five years.
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Space science
Japan launches airplanes ... paper into space
Japanese paper-folding scientists and experts hope to launch a paper plane from space, and learn about its journey back to earth.
Space science
Paper planes launched from international space station
A paper plane will be launched from the International Space Station (ISS) to mark the new moment of space travel. With a round shape and made of siilocon-treated heat-re…
History
The thrilling mystery about the character is printed on the K card
Many people know that the western deck is now derived from the medieval Tarot, but many people do not know that K-kills have committed suicide since about 1680.
History
November 30, 1924 - The first photo is sent by fax in the world
At the present time, fax machines still exist in a stable way in public offices in front of the strong development of Internet and e-mail.
Biology
Up to 3000 different bacteria live on paper money
In a research project to identify DNA on paper money at New York University, the researchers found that currencies are the refuge of hundreds of different types of bacte…
Biology
Scientists successfully decipher the secret of eucalyptus trees
An international team of scientists on June 11 announced that it has successfully decoded the genome of eucalyptus trees.
Biology
Transforming plant genes to produce cheap paper and fuel
For years, scientists have had difficulty finding ways to decompose green plants into ready-to-use biofuels.
Biology
Pandoravirus - missing link found between virus and cell
In the paper published in Science, the researchers announced that they discovered two new giant viruses.
Biology
There are at least 17 types of harmful bacteria on clean paper towels
Recently, Laval University in Quebec City (Canada) published a new study in the Journal of US Infection Control, confirming that bacteria can proliferate and develop on…
Biology
The bumblebees do not accept deceit
Every fraudulent act of the bumblebee's power is appropriately punished.
Biology
Transgenic potatoes are used as paper
Currently, biotechnology industry is heating up because of genetically modified potatoes. If approved, this GM potato will be the first genetically modified product to b…
Animal world
Bats Barbastella and mischievous hunting
In a paper published in Functional Ecology, scientists described how bats Barbastella barbastellus deceive prey.
Animal world
Chimpanzees are so clever now ... know how to play
How clever chimpanzees can be, in fact, science still cannot answer correctly.
Animal world
The most strange creatures in the world are becoming increasingly unusual
Giant giant relatives of newts, frogs the size of paper pins, amphibians that do not have tentacles and transparent invisible salamanders are among the most bizarre crea…