Space science
The galaxy repeatedly pierced the Milky Way
The Sagittarius dwarf galaxy, about 26,000 light-years from the Milky Way galaxy, could be a boost to the Sun's formation.
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Lower airplanes can reduce climate impacts by 59%
Getting airplanes lower than just 610 meters can cut the climate impact of the areas they fly in by a whopping 59%.
Life
How long does corona virus survive on object surfaces? This is the answer from science!
One of the current concerns is how likely the new strain of corona virus will survive on an object's surface? How long is the time?
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Why do the ants go back and forth to the nest, how did they do it?
Keep an eye out for these ants, some of which go ahead often use their jaws to drag the bait back, and so they have to go backwards. There is no ant that screams the dir…
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Asteroid is about to graze Earth
The flight path of celestial object 310442 (2000 CH59) will be closest to our planet after Christmas, NASA said in a statement.
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The tunnel runs through 1,700 m high cliffs, dug by hand for 5 years
A 1.2 km-long, steep tunnel dug entirely by hand, the only path leading to the village that is over 600 years old.
Environment
Super typhoon Kammuri strikes the Philippines with winds of 200km / h
The November 29 forecast showed that Typhoon Kammuri will hit central Philippines with winds of approximately 200 km / h. Cities hosting the SEA Games 30 are located in…
Science story
The earless boy conquers the path of science
Pham Duc Chinh was born without a rim and ear canal, so it is hard to hear and slow to speak, but graduated with a good university degree, determined to become a chemist.
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The path of mercury in the environment
Mercury is a bioaccumulating toxin that can seriously affect human health.
Space science
SpaceX satellite almost collided with European satellite
The European Space Agency (ESA) set the propulsion on Aeolus satellite, driving it to avoid SpaceX's Starlink 44 satellite on September 2.
New technology
The first solar path: Ineffective, many fragments, reduced efficiency
Every technology needs time to test and improve!
Health
Scientists have successfully turned breast cancer cells into ... fat
Researchers have said there is a way to make human breast cancer cells turn into fat cells based on a new study in mice.
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Why should we never stop learning, whether we are too old or too old?
There are many paths that lead you to success, but no matter which path you choose, it's important to keep learning.
Archeology
Discovering the 'love path' where 5 species of humans mate in deformities
A road from Africa across the Eurasian continent has revealed evidence of anomalous love between our modern humans and at least four ancient extinct human species.
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The title of the world's steepest road changed owners
A new Wales path is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's steepest, breaking the previous record set in New Zealand.