10 scientific breakthroughs in 2005
2005 is the year of many special scientific events. The Guardian newspaper (UK) has just released a list of 10 most outstanding scientific breakthroughs in the past year.
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2005 is the year of many special scientific events. The Guardian newspaper (UK) has just released a list of 10 most outstanding scientific breakthroughs in the past year.
The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) was unable to contact MINERVA, the small robot that the Hayabusa probe dropped on Itokawa asteroid. For two days now, this robot has bee…
The Mars probe spacecraft of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), launched in August 2005, has passed half a 500 million-kilometer journey to Red Planet and has begun sending…
Those who love space science and the colorful halo of planets can participate in the art competition
After a long, dangerous journey, the InSight spacecraft landed safely on the surface of Mars and sent a notice that caused NASA employees to burst into joy.
On the afternoon of May 8, the British scientist who led the Beagle 2 project to search for life on Mars in 2003 Colin Pillinger died at the Addenbrooke Hospital, Cambri…
Super hurricane, Mars, God's beads ... The field of world science in the past 12 months has passed Time magazine through the most memorable events, stories and discoveri…
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Sending machines that integrate artificial intelligence into space to explore new planets is really significant.
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Tomsk University scientists have designed a unique ionosphere probe that the world does not yet have.
Scientists at the University of California, USA have created a smart nano probe to find and destroy identified tumors of cancer patients.
Physicists in Israel have shown that 2D images of light can be projected into atomic gas, stored there and recovered in time to 9 9s later. Although this is not the time
US researchers have found a different method than traditional to create magnetic resonance images to observe objects with resolutions up to 90 nm. The best traditional n…