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Over the years, SpaceX has dominated the commercial industry thanks to SpaceX's reclaimed missile system, which can cut the cost of shipments to the Universe a lot. That…
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Oceanography
The reason the 23-ton whale uses the fins to protect, rescues the female diver from the shark
According to Live Science, a 23-ton humpback whale swims towards a marine biologist and diver Nan Hauser off the Cook Islands in the southern Pacific.
Oceanography
Sea spider uses blood to pump blood and oxygen to feed the body
Amy Moran, an ocean ecologist at the University of Hawaii, USA, said sea spiders use the heart instead of the heart to pump blood and oxygen to feed the body in a study…
Oceanography
Horror sea 'monsters' prey like alien animals
The sea eels have a very independent function, which is surprising to many people.
Oceanography
For the first time, there is a glowing Ninja shark
This shark often uses light from the abdomen to camouflage and sneak away prey.
Oceanography
Indonesia uses coral rock to protect corals
Ecologists in Indonesia apply simple technology to create biological rock at the bottom of the sea, to protect coral reefs.
Oceanography
The unique
Biologists say that the main food of the swordfish is ant, beetle, tailed bug (springtail) and flies, if these insects accidentally fall into the water. However, the mai…
Oceanography
10cm shrimp pushes 90kg heavy objects
Mantis is a lone predator, which lurks in underwater burrows and uses its claws to kill prey such as molluscs, crabs and other favorite species. In particular, these 10c…
Oceanography
Bottled dolphin - great chef in the ocean
Australian and British experts say so after observing that the bottlenose dolphin in Spencer Bay (Australia) uses an incredibly skilled process to catch and meat the squ…
Oceanography
Dolphins flirt with their mates with ... trash
A South American water dolphin uses dry branches, moss and clay to attract mates and threatens opponents. British and Brazilian researchers observed male dolphins within…
Archeology
Poor falling into the sky suddenly changed into a millionaire by finding out this one no one uses
Paul Coleman is an amateur treasure hunter in the UK. He discovered more than 5,251 super rare ancient Anglo Saxon coins during an excavation at Christmas.
Space science
Astronauts tell the story of going to the toilet in the universe
Recently, Peggy Whitson shared with Business Insider the experiences of her 665 working days in the universe.
Space science
Suspicious alien ship object hovering over British city
James Goldman, a resident of Leeds, England, uses a phone to record a strange object flying about 300 meters above the ground on May 27, the Mirror reported.
Space science
NASA uses Google's AI to find the eighth planet in a distant solar system
Researchers from the US aerospace agency (NASA) and technology giant Google have joined hands to teach a computer how to handle large amounts of data generated from the…
Space science
Propulsion engine uses air instead of fuel
ESA's new rocket propulsion engine can collect, compress, charge and then release gas molecules, without requiring the use of chemical fuels, Science Alert reported toda…