Space science
Scientists urge people to find 0.5kg of meteorite that fell in the UK
The meteorite that hit Earth last week could break into four pieces, about the size of an egg and be glossy black or brown.
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Scientific works
Scientists prepare to restart the large particle accelerator
Restarting the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) this week after a temporary shutdown due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
Space science
Is the Universe spherical and shaped like a soccer ball?
If people can go out and observe the Universe, then what shape will the Universe have and will the Universe have limits?
Space science
What would the space station be without Russia?
In the weeks since the war in Ukraine, the International Space Station (ISS) has been seen as a symbol of cooperation for the sake of science and non-politics.
Conquer Mars
The formation and disappearance of a 4,000km-wide dust storm on Mars
The UAE's Hope spacecraft observes the formation and disappearance of a giant dust storm in the southern hemisphere of Mars.
Archeology
The shocking answer about the birth of the 4,500-year-old Stonehenge megalithic work
4,500 years ago, prehistoric people built a mysterious Stonehenge megalithic circle in what is present-day Wiltshire, England.
Flu epidemic
Science explains the 'extreme' evolutionary rate of the SARS-CoV-2 mutation
According to scientists, part of the success of this virus strain is its constant self-renewal, which is reflected in the rate of reproduction of a series of new variant…
Flu epidemic
The most dangerous period when contracting Covid-19
With some F0, from the 5th to 10th day, many cases suddenly became severe, the SpO2 index dropped sharply.
Health
Artificial uterus: In the future, women do not have to 'carry a painful birth' because there are machines to do it
Eindhoven University researchers have successfully developed a prototype of an artificial uterus, thereby helping to save the lives of premature babies and potentially s…
Discover science
China may approve the first COVID-19 drug in the next few weeks
Recently, the Ministry of Science and Technology of China announced that a drug to treat COVID-19 co-developed by US and Chinese researchers can be licensed for use in t…
Science Events
Next week will have the longest lunar eclipse of the century
The longest partial lunar eclipse of the century will take place on November 19. According to NASA, this eclipse will last 3 hours and 23 minutes, longer than any lunar…
Conquer Mars
NASA lost contact with Mars robots for two weeks
NASA will shut down most Mars rovers from October 2 to October 16 for safety reasons related to the red planet's position in space.
Biology
Flowers bloom in the driest desert on the planet
In recent weeks, the sand dunes of Atacama, Chile, the world's driest desert, have once again been bathed in vibrant colors as flowers bloom, despite a persistent drough…
Science Events
Space travel with Space Week at Expo Dubai 2020
The most prominent is the Al Wasl dome, the world's largest 360-degree display, which shows clips simulating journeys through the stars and planets, with an immersive 3D…
Science invention
Australia invents breakthrough method to kill mosquitoes
After 20 weeks of testing, the number of midges in these areas has decreased by more than 80%.