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This is the test every NASA astronaut must pass
To become an astronaut is extremely not easy. Participants need to complete a complex test....
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Space science
Photographer who spent 10 years capturing 48 beautiful colors of the Moon
It turns out that the moon is not only gray or dark gray as we often see, instead its color is extremely diverse.
Scientific works
How does a solar power station in outer space work?
Solar power stations in space receive light continuously 24 hours a day but require high costs and high risk of failure.
New technology
Scientists convert 'stress' into electricity, in the future anyone can discharge like Thor?
Generating electricity from a heartbeat seemed absurd until this elastomer material was invented in Switzerland. This is considered a step forward in technology, bringin…
Health
Worrying about others can harm yourself
Scientists have coined the term 'compassionate fatigue' to describe the condition in which someone is tired, irritable, etc., when they care a lot about someone.
Science story
What is an ergonomic chair? What makes it so popular today?
Society is increasingly developing and modern, so people need more and more items, tools and equipment to support all activities in daily life.
Scientific works
China is about to complete the century work in space: No country has done it yet!
Once completed, Thien Cung will become the first nation-owned space station in history.
World celebrity
The persistent 'battle' of a scientist in the journey to eliminate leaded gasoline globally
For the first time since 1923, leaded gasoline was removed from the global market on August 30, 2021. This is a milestone for health care and the environment...
Discover science
British scientists develop an invisibility shield that can hide any object - VN Intelligence
From the invisibility cloak of the character Harry Potter in the work of the same name, British scientists have developed an invisibility shield
Science story
When there was no computer, how did the FBI match fingerprints?
In the past, the FBI had to use a giant room and thousands of employees to work in the room containing the fingerprint files.
World celebrity
Why is the Marilyn Monroe portrait considered the most expensive painting of the 20th century, costing up to 4.5 trillion?
The 40-square-inch 'Shot Sage Blue Marilyn' is one of dozens of paintings legendary artist Andy Warhol did of Marilyn Monroe in the 1960s.
Science story
Christiane Nusslein-Volhard - 'Lady Nobel' was mesmerized by working with flies
Christiane Nusslein-Volhard is a German biologist who won the 1995 Nobel Prize in Medicine with Eric Wieschaus and Edward Lewis for research into genetic control during…
New technology
Korean research team successfully uses ultrasonic waves to charge electronic devices remotely
Charging technology could help pacemakers or similar devices work continuously, without needing to be removed from the body for periodic charging.
Archeology
Shocking works on the banks of the Nile: Egyptians 'out of time'?
In the ancient city of Abydos near the Nile, American and Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed the 5,000-year-old ruins of a massive industrial-scale brewery.
History
The shocking truth behind the 'weird thing' that eunuchs always put in their shoes
Sun Yaoting (Sun Dieu Ting) is an eunuch working under the emperor Pu Yi who has revealed some great secrets about palace life.