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You will exploit the aerospace port in 2020
Besides the cosmopolitan powers, the United Kingdom is the next country to set its ambition to have the first aerospace in Europe.
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Space science
Found minerals in cosmic dust in Scotland
Geologists found osbornite, a mineral once collected by NASA in the form of cosmic dust.
Space science
Super moon and solar eclipse also appear in England
On March 20, the British will have the opportunity to observe a special astronomical phenomenon. Super moon and eclipse appeared and lasted for two hours.
Space science
Use light to pull objects
Experts of the University of St. Andrews (Scotland) has successfully invented a miniaturized version of the
Space science
Effective way to deal with cosmic garbage
Scientists at the University of Glasgow (Scotland) said they have found an effective way to deal with the landfill on Earth orbit increasingly bulging.
Space science
Dust-producing asteroids can combat climate change on Earth
To cope with global warming, scientists in Scotland have come up with a new solution: a machine blowing huge dust in space into an asteroid that surrounds the Earth, act…
Biology
Egg mushroom weighs more than 10kg in Scotland
A Scottish park ranger found the egg mushroom weighed 10.6kg during the week.
Biology
A half-meter diameter truffles in Scottish forests
The truffle is heavier than 8kg and is found by a Scottish resident while walking in the forest.
Biology
About 50% of natural history specimens may be being mistakenly named
Up to 50% of natural historical specimens stored in museums around the world may be misquoted.
Biology
The tree species is thirsty all week
A species of legumes in Scotland can prevent hunger and thirst for weeks.
Biology
10,000km adventure of pregnant wolf spider
Beverley Cooper, 52, in Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland was terrified to see an Indian wolf spider lying in the middle of the fridge and looking straight at her.
Biology
Gene controls the activity of flowers
Researchers from Edinburgh University, Scotland (UK) have discovered a plant gene that can control the activity of flowers in the night.
Biology
Fuel for cars and aircraft from Scottish whiskey
Scottish scientists at Edinburgh Wine and Beer University have invented a new biofuel derived from whiskey that can be used to drive cars.
Biology
Asexual reproduction: Promises many important applications
On February 23, 1996, scientists at the Roslin Institute in Scotland announced success in giving Dolly asexual reproduction. Since then it has been 10 years, wearing d
Biology
The human war after the birth of Dolly
July 5 marks 10 years since Dolly sheep was born in Scotland, causing global shock when it became the first cloned animal. She also raised a series