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Ikata nuclear plant passes an earthquake test
The Japan Nuclear Safety Agency on March 9 approved safety tests for the inactivated reactor of Ikata nuclear power plant in Ehime prefecture and said the necessary meas…
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China built the world's largest rocket factory
The AFP news agency reported on March 4 that China is building the world's largest rocket manufacturing complex, consisting of 22 factories, covering up to 200 hectares.
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Why did Einstein become the symbol of geniuses?
Einstein's research on the brain has not yet yielded a convincing report, but people still remember him through everyday life stories beyond science.
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'History' tricks during April Fool's Day
This is one of the classic April Fools' jokes that few would have thought it was a joke.
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American officers revealed reports of UFOs during the Vietnam War
A former US intelligence officer said he had received reports of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) during the Vietnam War.
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The legendary gunman AK-47 Kalashnikov died
On December 23, the Russian press simultaneously reported the legendary designer and the
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Astronomical talent 15 years old
With a report published in Nature, a 15-year-old student helped change the way scientists know about the formation of galaxies.
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Nobel Prize-winning chemist died at age 95
AFP reported on June 17 that William Knowles, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist, was involved in a research project to develop drugs to treat Parkinson's disease, who died a…
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The person who points out the doctors 'humble' in China
'Counterfeit gladiator' is the name that Chinese people place for Dr. Phuong Chau Tu, who unmasked bureaucrats and intellectuals who use fake diplomas, scientists who sc…
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UNESCO: 'Emerging countries take advantage of R&D'
According to a report by UNESCO, the science-technology picture is changing rapidly and emerging countries are taking advantage of this field.
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UNESCO: More and more women do science
The number of female scientists in developing countries has increased by 50% within 5 years from 2002 to 2007.
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Unexpected benefits of coffee and how to drink
Scientists from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia have discovered that coffee nourishes the body's cells with oxygen and helps them recover.
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Many people suffer from ENT due to air pollution
The World Health Organization (WHO) in May announced that 90% of the world's population is breathing polluted air. Each year about 7 million people die from exposure to…
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Shocking warning: horizontal sex movies that smoke cigarettes
British media reported that members of the British Parliament recently made a surprising proposal on the story ... black film (or movie level 3, pornography).
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Kidney stones are not frozen but continuously dissolve and develop
According to Scientific Reports, minerals and salts in urine are deposited in the kidneys, forming gravel for a long time.