Archeology
The mystery of bronze-era sculptures in Turkey
Hattusa, a city in northern Turkey, is known for its mysterious ancient religious sanctuary that has kept scientists in the head for a long time.
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Space science
'Ghosts' gas reveals traces of alien creatures?
The gas that is hard to smell and toxic to Earth phosphine can help scientists track alien life in other distant solar systems.
New technology
US military rifles are about to integrate technology like tanks and iPhones
The next generation of US military guns is expected to integrate computers capable of calculating projectile traits, face recognition and hydrophobic glasses.
New technology
Smart pajamas help diagnose sleep
A new pajamas developed by US researchers can analyze the wearer's body indicators.
Space science
NASA uses X-ray technology to track space explosions
With X-ray technology, NASA's US agency has built a map of stars in space. This achievement is the foundation for future astronaut navigation system.
Animal world
Whales, geckos and the world's most exotic military spies
Not only whales, intelligence agencies around the world may have used pigeons, cats, eagles, pelicans ... for spy missions.
Health
Keep track of the entire magical pregnancy journey of women in 2 minutes!
After the egg is fertilized, the woman will have the opportunity to go through the most sacred journey of creation: 'Pregnancy'.
Oceanography
Science now uses satellites to help sharks not become extinct
Scientists have now decided to use satellite technology to save sharks.
Computer science
What is Bluetooth 5.1 technology?
Bluetooth 5.1 technology is a new technology coming soon instead of the upcoming 5.0 technology. The ability to navigate and track will be more accurate than the old tec…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Google AI testing allows you to control the symphony orchestra right in the browser
Semi-Conductor is an AI capable of tracking your movement as if you are waving in front of an actual symphony orchestra and creating musical works in real time.
Discover science
10 interesting facts that few people know about Formula F1 racing
As every year, Formula 1 racing has a lot of changes in rules, techniques and drivers, making it difficult to keep up with all the information.
Discover science
The reason Japanese trainers sat on the tracks watching trains run
Nearly 200 maintenance staff of JR West have undergone this strange training, the Daily Mail said.
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Elon Musk sent experts to Thailand to find ways to help rescue the stranded team
American billionaires, like real-life Iron Man, can provide location tracking, water pumps and batteries for the rescue process.
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With sweat, you can know a lot about health and crime
Sweat is a mixture of chemicals that not only signals how our body is now, but also very special for each person, when all of us have no sweat like anyone else.
Discover science
The invisible highway network for aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean
The virtual flight system is set up by ground-based air traffic control center to make the flight between North America and Europe safe.