Space science
The world's largest radio telescope project
The world's largest radio telescope SKA (Square Kilometer Array) will be located in Australia or South Africa. Project director Richard Schilizzi just said this.
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Space science
2007: Russia enters a space of life research labs outside of Earth
The study of extraterrestrial life will be the main mission of the Russian astrophysics laboratory Radioastron. According to Professor Nikolai Kardachev at the Astronomi…
Space science
Space radio - Power wave source
In 1931, an American engineer obtained a radio source of unknown origin. This wave occurs every day, the period occurring exactly the same time that a rotation of the Ea…
Space science
Message from the universe
The crew on the International Space Station (ISS) released a mannequin made of a traveling outfit, which stuffed old pants and a radio transmitter into space. Their idea…
Space science
Turn the space suit into a satellite
A unique test prepared to be conducted in Earth orbit: turning old cosmic suits into useful satellites. On February 3, 2006, two astronauts will walk outside the Interna…
Space science
The discovery confirmed the black hole in the center of the Milky Way
Chinese researchers at Shanghai Observatory claim they have had solid evidence confirming their existence
History
The life and career of actor and mathematician Hedy Lamarr
Hedy Lamarr is an Austrian-American actress, movie star and mathematician, and the inventor of early spread spectrum and frequency communication techniques needed for wi…
History
How has aviation become safer after 100 years?
Here are 12 photos that summarize the development history of aviation safety systems for more than 100 years.
Alien
NASA probe detects alien sounds 'talk'?
According to the Daily Star, the mysterious sound was recorded when the Cassini probe first flew around Saturn in 2004.
Biology
Scavenger flowers are about to bloom in America
According to Radio WTHR, a scavenger flower (Morphophallus titanum, photo) is about to bloom at a greenhouse at Dartmouth University in New Hampshire, USA.
Biology
Attach chip for ant
British scientists will attach micro-radio chips to the bodies of wood-eating ants in a relic to track their movements.
Animal world
5G mobile waves can make birds and many living organisms disoriented
A new report has continued to confirm that, when it says that electromagnetic radiation from power lines and mobile transceivers can disorient birds and insects.
Animal world
This is a real creature, but can you guess what it is?
A picture has made netizens confused, not understanding what kind of animal anymore.
Animal world
Interpol prevents illegal fishing in the Pacific
Australia Radio on 2/3 night reported that the International Police Organization (Interpol) held its first meeting to solve illegal fishing.
Animal world
The song of the bird watching
Troops on guarding enemy territory keep the radio in regular contact with colleagues to make sure everything is normal and safe to operate. New research by Dr. Andy Radf…