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Producing electricity on thousands of kilometers
Taking advantage of solar power to produce electricity is nothing new, which is surprising that mining will take place on thousands of kilometers.
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Efforts to communicate with aliens
Desire to communicate with life on other planets longer than the fondness of UFOs and hope for SETI.
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Canada participates in manufacturing the largest radio telescope
Engineers and astrophysicists from Calgary University of Canada will participate in the world's largest radio telescope project.
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VINASAT-2 will be launched into orbit 107
The Radio Frequency Department has successfully registered 3 orbits of 107, 126 and 131 for Vietnam to deploy VINASAT-2 satellite projects.
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First discovered magnetic field at distant galaxy
Using radio telescopes to observe the universe, a group of California astronomers have for the first time measured the galactic magnetic field that appeared 6.5 billion…
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Power transmission by radio waves
John C. Mankins, a scientist who worked at the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), successfully tested the use of radio waves to transmit solar power at a distance of 148km betw…
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Discovering a newborn supernova near us
A newly formed supernova (a star who died before death), just over a century old, has just been found in our Milky Way.
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Laser satellite communication is very promising
The satellites are now using radio waves to exchange data. Now data rates can be increased by a hundred times by using lasers instead of radio signals. Two satellites ar…
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Hope to find life outside the Earth before 2025
With a telescope telescope system capable of detecting electromagnetic signals in the most remote places in the universe, astronomers are hoping to find extraterrestrial…
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Earth become smaller?
Our earth has shrunk, the discovery of scientists from Bonn University (Germany) announced on 5-7. The scientific data of the project measuring the Earth's diameter show…
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ESA recruits participants to fly to Mars
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) is recruiting 12 volunteers to participate in a flight simulation study on Mars that lasts up to 17 months.
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Why can't Saturn day be measured?
Strangely, astronomers do not know how many hours a day of Saturn is, because they cannot overcome the obstacle to this giant gas planet.
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Use the new frequency detector to listen to the universe to find life like the earth
The low frequency detection carpet (LFD) of the Mileura antenna network (MWA) (MWA-LFD system for short) is located in western Australia as a specialized device for radi…
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Great telescope project
Australia and South Africa - which nation will own one of the great science projects of the 21st century. These are the remaining two candidates in the race to acquire t…
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China successfully launched its first self-created communication and communication satellite
On the morning of October 29, at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, Sichuan Province, China successfully launched SinoSat-2's first communications and communication sa…