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The Chinese race to find aliens
China is focusing on developing space science, including building and putting the world's largest radio telescope into operation, according to Newsweek.
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Discover the secret bases of the Soviet Union
Nuclear and biological research centers, underground naval bases, high-powered radar stations and the first accelerator are all the most secretive places of the Soviet U…
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The most remote places in the world are inhabited
There are very few people in remote and remote areas on Earth, it takes many days to reach.
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Life in Antarctica: bacteria also
If you feel a bit lazy when you have to go to school and work at the beginning of the week, think again. At the very least, you don't have to greet the new day in Antarc…
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The scientist struggled to cook at the extreme -70 degrees Celsius
Cooking outdoors becomes a tough challenge in the -70 degree Celsius weather in Antarctica, where everything can freeze in the blink of an eye.
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Dubai unmanned urban ship
Dubai impresses visitors with the world's leading technologies, including unmanned urban trains. This is also the longest unmanned train in the world.
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NASA announced that the crew of the astronauts would fly with SpaceX and Boeing to the ISS space station, starting the new cosmic era.
The first test flights will take place next year.
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2018 World Cup ball is brought from the universe to Earth
The Russian astronaut, Anton Shkaplerov, transferred the World Cup Telstar 18 ball from the ISS space station to the space of the spacecraft 'Soyuz MS-07' to return to E…
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Quiz: Does the earthquake affect the plane?
Earthquakes are caused by the release of the unexpected energy of the Earth's crust, and it affects everything on the ground.
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Friendship story: The Queen and Queen of China give up the title, looking for greenery
In the history of China, there are many low-ranking empresses who are kept by the king and step up to the lower stage.
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The lonely radar protects the United States from sudden missile attacks
The birth of Cobra Dane was part of the Strategic Arms Limit II or SALT II signed in 1976.
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It is possible to grow vegetables in Antarctica without soil and sunlight
This will be a huge step forward in providing food for human outer space missions.
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What does the first subway station look like at Ho Guom Lake?
According to the plan, Station C9 is located under Dinh Tien Hoang Street and the part under the flower garden of Hoan Kiem Lake. The station is 150m long, 21.4m wide, 1…
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The people rushed to see the strange
In the past 2 days, netizens fluttered at the strange phenomenon