Oceanography
Discover the secret of the red tide
Chemists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have released an explanation of the mechanism of marine algae that causes periodic damage to molluscs and crustacea…
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Oceanography
Beautiful glowing sea phenomenon in Sweden
The glowing sea phenomenon happened on a small island in Sweden, making the scenery become both beautiful and a bit of a ghost.
Oceanography
Where life begins on earth
Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
Oceanography
New discovery of the phenomenon of underwater luminescence
The phenomenon of glowing in living organisms or bioluminescence is quite common, especially in marine species.
Archeology
Life on Earth starts from a puddle?
Although often considered only an obstacle for people to bypass or jump over a wet rainy day, puddles can play a much more important role in our lives. The first factor…
Space science
What happens when the Sun dies and devoures the Earth?
Before the Sun was fully enlarged and turned into a giant red star swallowing the Earth, human descendants may have migrated to other planets like Neptune.
Space science
How does rocket work in space?
In fact, there is no air in aerospace, so how can rockets ignite essential engines and fuels needed in space?
Space science
Comet 67P releases its own oxygen into space
In 2015, scientists announced the discovery of oxygen molecules on comets 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko, based on the observations of Rosetta spacecraft.
Space science
New hypothesis about a strange binary star system
Scientists have observed a neutron star in a binary star system called
Space science
The golden rule of finding alien life
A new study from the Virtual Planet Laboratory under the University of Washington (USA) will help scientists better identify planets that are likely to exist.
Space science
Extremely rare photo of Pluto wearing a rainbow shirt
Leisa infrared detector of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) has just caught Pluto staring on him with a layer of rainbow clothes.
Space science
China decided to 'cut off' the Moon
As the world's largest energy consumer, China is acutely aware of its mission to tackle energy supplies in the coming decades, and the source of energy in the Moon is Be…
Space science
Fusion thermos are dozens of times faster than spacecraft
Fusion reactions, the type of reaction that is happening inside the sun and stars, can help missiles fly from Earth to Mars in a month.
Space science
The surface of the Sun is not as hot as you think
Scientists at Northumbria University, NewCastle, England have used solar imaging technology to study the chromosphere between the sun's surface and aura.