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Where will leftovers from chefs like MasterChef go?
The cooked dishes have delicious dishes, so no one can eat them completely. So the question is, where does the food go?
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Why are bird eggs of different shapes?
Stoddard's team wrote a computer program called Eggxtractor to be able to calculate the length, width and statistics of the eggs in the photos from the museum.
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How is the modern weather map created?
In the weather forecast programs, we are so familiar with meteorological symbols and temperature measurements, but it takes a long time for them to be born and systems l…
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The power of the world's only female task force
Although it was originally considered a pilot program, Hunter Troop has become a great success.
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School for British nobility: Being like a fairy but suffering is more than a normal school
In the UK, there is a school that is considered
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NASA is about to launch a robot that keeps track of astronauts' activities
Free flying robots are called Astrobees. They can move around ISS, film astronauts' activities, power new scientific experiments and help NASA locate lost devices.
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Mathematicians find a way to prove: No one is ignorant of Math, just not taught properly
The key to this approach is that it starts from zero and progresses from very small steps to a sophisticated level in a relatively short time. It restores trust to those…
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Found a way to predict the winning jackpot numbers?
A Brazilian mathematician claims to be able to predict lottery draw results by applying complex calculation formulas and probability theory.
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Why is the US still using computer systems from 1970 to control nuclear missiles?
Surely you did not misread the title by the latest report that revealed that a large number of US nuclear arsenals are still being managed and controlled by a computer s…
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Computers don't think like people
The computer program may now have been able to detect liars better than humans, predict heart attacks four hours earlier than doctors, or beat the 9-grader champion with…
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Top 11 highest paid jobs at Yahoo
We have compiled the 11 highest paid jobs at Yahoo based on information from Glassdoor and it seems that Yahoo treated his employees very well.
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Humans can live immortally in computers
A British neurologist thinks that humans can live in computers by turning their brains into a programming language.
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Son Doong Cave is a live broadcast of American television
More than 6 million US subscribers subscribe to live television and about 60 million people worldwide watch the internet when Good Morning America program (Good morning…
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The unmanned aircraft has just discovered Son Doong
During ABC News's journey to discover Son Doong Cave, seven Phantom 3 drones were used.