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A series of tiny devices flew up into space
On February 25, the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) launched a suitcase-sized artificial satellite and two tiny telescopes out of the earth to track large meteorites and bri…
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NASA discovered the smallest planet in the universe
The newly discovered planet, named Kepler-37b, is only slightly larger than the Moon and takes 13 days to complete an orbit around its star.
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Micro satellites
Just spending a few hundred to 1,000 USD is able to own an artificial satellite. It is not a tough joke but a cherished project by Zac Manchester scientist, of course wi…
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Prepare a new 'Space Fence' in orbit
With the speed on Earth orbit, more than 28,000 km / h, a tiny piece of trash can also be disastrous.
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Are all things born of small black holes?
Physicists have recently developed a new model with an interesting meaning: tiny black holes can exist everywhere, every element can be made up of many different types o…
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Stars form at record speeds in galaxies
When galaxies form, their stars form everywhere at the same time or just concentrate in the tiny central region?
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Pluto has a new name: Plutoid
Pluto, downgraded from the 2006 planetary position, had a consolation reward yesterday - it and such tiny planets will be called plutoid collectively.
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Satellites hunt for dangerous objects
The Canadian Space Agency is preparing to launch a tiny satellite in 2009 to hunt down dangerous asteroids in orbit near the earth.
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Decode the mystery of Mercury's personality
Mercury tiny, the innermost planet of the solar system, seems to have a semi-solid nucleus. The finding may help explain the planet's weak magnetic field. Due to its sma…
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'Smart dust' studies the planets
British scientists say that tiny smart devices, spread by the wind, can be helpful in studying other planets.
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Solar-B satellites send the first images to the Sun.
The September 22 Solar-B satellite from Japan collected the first images of the Sun to test and adjust the three carrying tools. The first photo of a telescope
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The tiny spherical robots will explore Mars
Scientists are preparing to test hundreds of tiny spherical robots that will explore planets like Mars. These robots are housed in a travel chamber in the shape of an eg…
Biology
Our bodies contain 380 trillion viruses, what are they doing in there?
These tiny creatures have even been attached to us since prehistoric times until now and forever.
Biology
Amazing phenomenon: Moths steal tears when birds sleep
In Brazil visitors can witness an amazing phenomenon - the quiet interaction between butterflies and birds.
Biology
Certainly 9 out of 10 people will be wrong to just look at this fruit's appearance!
Swear, look at this result no one thinks this is kiwi!