Archeology
Carnivorous dinosaurs make people vulnerable to ultraviolet rays
According to the Current Biology magazine, when hunting human ancestors, carnivorous dinosaurs can affect our bodies without the protection against ultraviolet radiation.
Ultraviolet Rays
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Space science
Survivability of seeds in the universe
In space, seeds exposed to many ultraviolet rays and cosmic radiation can cause their germination ability to decrease.
Space science
Find the first evidence that 'Solar System 2.0' has water
In the early months of 2017, NASA announced the discovery of Trappist-1 - a star-planet system containing 7 globules of the same size as Earth.
Space science
NASA prepares to launch a satellite observing the sun's surface
The US space agency (NASA) today (Vietnam time) will launch a satellite to observe the surface of the sun.
Space science
NASA prepares to launch satellite observing the sun
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has been planning a new mission to understand the sun's ultraviolet rays and its impact on the Earth.
Space science
The substance that makes life
Hubble Space Telescope discovered signs of the existence of complex organic molecules, important components of living cells, on the surface of Pluto.
Space science
Ozone in Venus's atmosphere
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Venus Express probe has made a very important discovery when it found a thick layer of ozone in the Venus atmosphere.
Space science
Explosions in the universe destroy life on Earth
According to the latest research by scientists, life on Earth depends very much on explosions that release radiation that occurs in the universe.
Space science
Russia explains the phenomenon of the ozone layer in the Arctic
On October 4, Russian scientist Alexander Makshtas in charge of the Russian Federation's Arctic and Antarctic Experimental Station confirmed that the amount of ozone in…
Space science
The ozone layer in the Arctic declined to record
Observations by scientists over the past few months show that ozone depletion in the Arctic has reached a record, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO…
Space science
Take color photos for Mars
Welsh scientists, England had the idea of medieval technical reference to create cosmic techniques to make future missions more convenient to Mars.
Space science
The sun can slow the climate warming trend
The Sun is more active than radiation, the determining factor for the structure and thermal composition of the Earth's atmosphere.
Space science
New advances in solar monitoring
Launched in February, data from sensors of devices on NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory ...
Space science
Asteroids falling into the sea will cause an ozone depletion
An asteroid falling into the Pacific Ocean stimulates a large amount of evaporated seawater, thereby creating an ozone gap.
Space science
Water on the Moon can affect telescopes
A study by Chinese scientists said water on the Moon could affect their plan to install telescopes on the satellite in 2013.