Environment
What does Chernobyl look like after people left due to the nuclear disaster?
Some animals are constantly reproducing, others are forced to evolve…
Radiation
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Discover science
How did supercontinents form and disintegrate?
Heat from radiation processes taking place inside the Earth causes the tectonic plates above to move, gather or separate from each other.
Cancer
The most expensive medical machine in the world, known as the god of cancer
After years of using high-cost machines from abroad, China has started using domestically produced goods.
Biology
Los Angeles released 20,000 male mosquitoes to kill Aedes
Los Angeles authorities are using radiation to sterilize male mosquitoes to kill the mosquito population that spreads infectious diseases.
Animal world
Wild 'paradise' nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster
The area around the former Chernobyl nuclear power plant is now filled with wildlife and is an ideal place for scientists to study.
Discover science
Why do pilots have to wear sunglasses when flying?
To ensure perfect vision, pilots must wear special sunglasses when flying.
Space science
Experts from NASA warn that Starlink satellites are 'eroding' the Earth's magnetic field
The shocking information comes from a study that suggests dense satellite activity may be
Discover science
The secret to helping tardigrades resist radiation
Researchers found that tardigrades have the ability to repair DNA damaged by gamma radiation or X-rays.
Space science
NASA is about to launch 3 rockets to 'penetrate' the solar eclipse
According to NASA, three rockets carrying many devices will fly into the sky on April 8, while the United States is covered by a total solar eclipse.
Discover science
Why was Apollo's Moon landing doubted?
In the history of human space exploration, the Apollo program is certainly a glorious chapter.
Scientific works
Qatar's tallest tower cluster resists heat thanks to its aluminum sheet covering
The 301m high Lusail tower cluster uses aluminum sunshades that look similar to fish gills, helping to reduce solar radiation by 70% compared to using glass.
New technology
New technology on 6G phones can help detect skin cancer early
Scientists have discovered a new method that can detect skin cancer in just a few seconds, thanks to technology available on 6G network phones.
Conquer Mars
What would happen to your body if you lived on Mars?
Mars is considered the ideal planet for human migration into outer space, but this planet has a relatively different environment when compared to Earth.
Environment
Proposing 2 'utopian' initiatives to 'save' the polar ice sheet, at first glance everyone thought it was a fantasy
Climate change is threatening the permafrost at the global poles, and if the situation does not change, melting ice and rising sea levels will seriously threaten life on…
Space science
Why did NASA launch yeast into space and not something else?
Yeast is a very common single-celled microorganism thanks to its very high application in human life. There are thousands of species of yeast that are scientifically doc…