Oceanography
Sharks swim more than 1000km to avoid mating
The pregnant giant white shark seems to have swum a distance of more than 1,100 km to avoid males trying to mate.
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Space science
A large 'meteorite' meteorite is approaching Earth
The US Space Agency (NASA) is tracking an asteroid
Computer science
Instructions for using the SoundCloud application to listen to music for free
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.
Animal world
Cuckoo birds set a flight record of 6,500km in a week
Carlton II is the fastest flying cuckoo ever recorded on a journey from Africa to England.
Computer science
How to always display the number of words in Google Docs
Many writers need to keep track of the number of words they have written, and now Google Docs makes it easier.
Discover science
The formula 1 race track stands in Hanoi bears the name of a famous Vietnamese landmark
Hanoi, January 10, 2020 - Vietnam Grand Prix (VGPC) - the organizer of the Formula 1 - Formula 1 VinFast Vietnam Grand Prix - officially announced the names of the track…
Discover science
Motorcycle chariot Racing: A motorcycle race track that recreates medieval tanks
If you've ever seen Ben-Hur would be impressed with the dramatic horse racing, in fact in the past there existed that sport, moreover there was another race that brought…
Technology
Making a tiny fly robot that can track every corner
French and Swiss engineers developed a device weighing only 190 milligrams, capable of flexible and secret air travel.
New technology
US and France cooperate to track marine life from space
US and French scientists have used space lasers to track small marine species - molluscs, baby squid and small fish in studying the impact of climate change on migration…
Oceanography
Strange 'footprint' in the deep sea
The scientists discovered giant, footprint-shaped tracks on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, the area between Mexico and Hawaii.
Oceanography
Sunfish has disappeared for 3 years and then appeared on the other end of the Atlantic
Sun shark, mounted tracking device but has lost track, suddenly reappeared after 3 years.
Space science
Found a way to spot the 9th planet in the Solar System?
A team of scientists believe they have found a way to trace the mysterious 9th Planet in the Solar System.
New technology
There is technology to accurately identify whether you are happy or sad
Fujitsu said it has launched an artificial intelligence-based (AI) technology to track changes in user expression such as suspense or confusion.
Animal world
Shocked, snow foxes exceeded 3,500km in just 76 days
Scientists were 'stunned' when they discovered the Arctic snow fox that went from Norway to Canada - a journey of 3.506km - in just 76 days.