Scientific works
Russia's Krasnopol artillery shells: Bach Phat, a hit
Russian Krasnopol artillery shells have the advantage of stability, while American Excalibur shells help artillery reconnaissance to hide more safely.
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The US Navy first used a laser to shoot down a drone, super cheap cost only 1 USD / shot
This laser weapon has an almost endless source of ammunition, the cost per shot is very cheap.
Science invention
Samsung once created an extremely 'cool' automatic shooting robot
The machine has the ability to detect targets, warn with loudspeakers, shoot rubber bullets and fire live bullets.
Scientific works
How does the Stinger missile work?
Although developed in the early 1970s, to this day, the Stinger missile is still one of the fearsome weapons thanks to its high accuracy and versatility.
New technology
New technology helps to take pictures of microscopic objects in orbit
A team of military scientists has developed laser imaging technology that allows ground stations to identify and track targets in space with unprecedented precision.
Space science
NASA is about to launch the smallest asteroid research ship
The NEA Scout spacecraft with solar sail technology will 'visit' the small asteroid with a bus, less than 18m in diameter.
Health
Anthrax toxin could be key to new pain therapies
The toxin of the disease can be deadly but works to block the sensation of pain Anthrax toxins include several molecules secreted by anthrax bacteria.
Animal world
Scientists train goldfish to 'drive' to get food
Scientists trained goldfish to control a vehicle made of a water tank and wheels to move to a target on land.
1001 mystery
'Key' to disabling pain transmission
New research has demonstrated how an edema toxin selectively targets and deactivates pain-transmitting neurons in the dorsal dorsal ganglion of the spinal cord.
Life
The first trial with a drug to treat long-lasting Covid-19 sequelae
The first trial with the drug targeted fatigue and muscle weakness in people with prolonged Covid-19 sequelae, or
Science invention
The US Navy invents a device that makes people unable to talk
The US Navy has invented a new device to stop people from talking called the Handheld Audio Disruptor and Disruption Device (AHAD).
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Is aiming with one eye or two eyes more effective?
Surely every student's life can hold a gun when studying military. Often we will learn to aim with one eye.
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AIM-9 Sidewinder: The most dangerous heat-resistant rocket in the world today
A thermal missile is a systematic missile that guides it towards targets that emit infrared radiation (such as jet engine exhaust).
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Do rockets really chase fighters like in movies?
First of all, it must be affirmed: Rockets often do not chase fighters like in Hollywood movies.
Flu epidemic
A global flu vaccine could be coming soon
The pharmaceutical company Seek (UK) is developing the Flu-v vaccine to target common and unbreakable parts in many strains of influenza virus.