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At just 11 months old, the Clubhouse audio chat app is changing the world of social media, for good and for bad.
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At just 11 months old, the Clubhouse audio chat app is changing the world of social media, for good and for bad.
The photos spread on social networks about this creature has received much attention from the online community.
Not only at shops, but also in large companies with many employees, robots are also very important in contributing to the prevention of the Covid-19 epidemic and improvi…
Social media users are sharing simple yet elaborate photos of the fruit's growth, the growth of flowers, and other interesting things that show the wonders of nature.
The scientists found that the flamingos with dark pink feathers were the most aggressive when scrambled for food.
If you're familiar with other popular social networks like Facebook and Twitter, you can consider SoundCloud a similar type of service, but for music enthusiasts.
Often considered a solitary and cold, snake is thought to have no social interaction with each other.
The fact that nearly half of the world is restricting travel because the Covid-19 epidemic has created unexpected results for air quality, showing the terrible human imp…
This bandage mask is paying attention to social networks to deal with the peak heat situation in many places in Japan starting in May.
Scott Kelly spent nearly a year on a mission on the International Space Station. Speaking of social isolation, perhaps few possess the experience like this astronaut.
Honey bees, chimpanzees, American buffalo frogs or Caribbean lobster lobsters often take the initiative to stay away from co-infected viruses or bacteria that cause cont…
The study says the Covid-19 epidemic could kill up to 40 million people worldwide this year if no social distancing measures are taken.
Not everyone has enough medical, health and epidemiological knowledge to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic that is spreading worldwide. If you don't really know what you n…
British scientists have discovered a kind of weird ocean monster, connected by a social network with thin thread like thread.
The archeological research center (Southern Institute of Social Sciences) has discovered vestiges and temples dating back about 1,000 years in Ben Cau district.