Scientific application
Special pattern t-shirt 'invisible' to facial recognition technology
The new discovery of experts surprised many people when they studied an 'invisible' shirt with facial recognition technology.
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Top 9 most sophisticated banknotes in the world, including Vietnamese money
Currencies in the world are increasingly being improved to ensure aesthetics and increase security. Do you know which countries the 9 most sophisticated coins belong to?
Health
Dangerous virus, causing death up to 40% appeared in the UK
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has announced that a woman in the UK has been diagnosed with Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, following a trip to Central Asia.
Animal world
Rare albino zebra found in Africa
A national park guard in Tanzania accidentally discovered a rare albino zebra.
Scientific application
Close-up of underground survival apartments, where the super-rich swim, watch movies, relax, party, ... waiting for the apocalypse to pass
A rocket bunker is transformed into a luxury survival apartment complex, which can accommodate 75 residents and let them live comfortably and comfortably when the apocal…
Food safety
Why insects could be the key to food security?
Experts at Wageningen University believe that adding insects to the diet can help move the world towards a more sustainable future.
Biology
China develops 'sea rice' with high salt tolerance
Chinese scientists have developed salt-tolerant rice that can be grown near the sea to ensure food security in the face of many challenges from climate change.
Science story
The girl in the top 1% of people with super recognition ability in the world
When she became an adult, Yenny Seo learned that she was in the group of 1% of people possessing superhuman facial recognition abilities in the world.
Oceanography
See the world's largest population of 'gentle underwater giants'
An all-female security team is working around the clock to track down manta rays in the Maldives, the world's largest population.
1001 mystery
The scene of 'ghost doll' swinging by itself at a museum in the UK
The supernatural phenomenon was captured on security cameras in a museum in the UK, when a toy doll rocked its own chair.
Computer science
What is the Tor browser and how does it protect your privacy?
If you're new to internet privacy and security, you've probably heard of something called Tor - an internet connection software that comes with its own browser that's no…
Discover science
Secrets of confidential ink, stealth ink
After writing and drawing, I saw nothing. Reason? Use security ink, also called invisible ink.
Computer science
How to add / remove trusted devices for Microsoft accounts
You can designate a PC as a trusted device and do not need to enter a security code every time you access sensitive information. This guide will show you how to add or d…
Computer science
Unexpected things Google stores about you and how to delete them
Everything you do online after signing in to Google and some offline activity may be collected by this search giant.
Computer science
This is a way for Microsoft to find and fix more than 30,000 errors generated by 47,000 programmers each month
Each month, 47,000 Microsoft programmers create more than 30,000 bugs.