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Teach children 3 ways to escape if left in a car
There are some fairly simple principles that kindergarten students can be taught and implemented in the unfortunate case of being forgotten in a car or shuttle.
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Computer science
Tips to resolve serious security errors on iPhone
All data on the iPhone uses the phone unlock code to access, but users can increase phone security with this little trick.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence helps unlock ancient secrets
Artificial intelligence (AI) can help historians rewrite history - literally, by recreating ancient Greek lines lost in ancient inscriptions, a new study suggests. .
Space science
NASA releases first image from the world's most powerful telescope
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured the first star image, opening the door to unlocking the mysteries of the early universe for scientists.
New technology
Scientists create a new kind of mask, which is nearly transparent but still safe for users
With this new type of mask, users no longer have to worry about face unlocking even when wearing a mask.
Computer science
Chinese hackers use fingerprints on glass to crack sensors for 20 minutes
A group of Tencent hackers recently demonstrated the technique of unlocking smartphone fingerprint sensors in just 20 minutes.
New technology
Biological unlocking and the rejection of young people's blood transfusions to 'complete rejuvenation'
You may not have heard the phrase
Discover science
Smart lock may not be as safe as you think
According to Abacus, the report of the Tianjin Consumer Association (China) confirms that some types of smart locks are easily 'out of sight' by thieves.
Biology
Controversy around the 'biological unlocking' technology
Biohacking, also known as DIY biology, is a broad term used to describe an increasingly popular lifestyle.
Computer science
Is face unlocking harmful to eyes?
Face ID, Iris Scanner and some other face and iris recognition technologies are using infrared to shine directly into users' eyes.
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Let's see if this guy cracked his hands with his gallium
Gallium (Gallium), a chemical element with an atomic number of 31. This is a substance that does not exist in nature, but is easily found after aluminum and zinc fusion…
Discover science
Strange stories are true about the human brain
Our brain is special in that it can solve the most complex problems of humans, unlock the secrets of the universe, and this extremely mysterious, gray matter can survive…
Discover science
New PalmID technology allows unlocking with palm
A San Francisco company called Redrock Biometrics has studied a security tool that uses the palm of a user.
Discover science
The key to unlocking the infinite memory potential of the brain
The journey of scientific research to find ways to help you turn your brain into an unlimited memory card.
Animal world
Intelligence of animals
Unlocked cockatoos, dogs with the ability to recognize arithmetic or elephants imitate Korean are interesting features about the intelligence of animals.