Conquer Mars
Using astronaut urine and solar energy to create fuel on Mars
Engineers are working on a system that converts astronaut urine into fuel on Mars using solar energy.
Work
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Scientific application
Michelangelo's work restored with 'bacteria'
The noun bacteria often conjures up negative feelings. But in reality, not all bacteria are like that.
Science story
Akrasia Syndrome: Why are we determined, but then we don't act?
The 'disease' of procrastination has followed people for centuries. Even passionate artists like Victor Hugo are not immune to distractions
Scientific works
How does the Stinger missile work?
Although developed in the early 1970s, to this day, the Stinger missile is still one of the fearsome weapons thanks to its high accuracy and versatility.
Science story
How do hypersonic missiles work?
The famous Kinzhal supersonic missile of the Russian military with powerful destructive power, can reach a speed of 12 times the speed of sound, and an operating range o…
Space science
Azuma Makoto - Pioneer in the project of bringing trees into space
Azuma Makoto and his colleagues have brought a 50-year-old white bonsai tree and many other plants such as orchids, hydrangeas, lilies... into space.
Scientific application
US deploys plan to make artificial snow to fight drought
A team of US scientists is working on a project to make artificial snow to help solve the worst drought in 1,200 years.
Discover science
11 things you need to know about Notre Dame Cathedral
Here's what you need to know about one of Europe's most iconic and historic religious landmarks.
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.
Photo library
Mysteries inside familiar everyday objects: There are more surprises hidden than you think!
It seems that a pregnancy test stick, a Rubik's cube or an elevator shaft are simple objects that can be found on the street. Despite the fact that we use many items eve…
History
Ancient palace maids were forced to sleep on their side: The real reason why everyone is angry!
There are 3 reasons behind this ironic rule for women. The third reason makes posterity both surprised and indignant. What is that?
Flu epidemic
New research shows: Having mild Covid-19 can also cause changes in brain structure
This is the first work to use brain scan data (magnetic resonance imaging) of people with Covid-19 before they contracted the virus and several months after.
Science story
Top 5 female scientists who changed the world
According to UNESCO statistics by 2020, only 30% of scientific researchers in the world are women. Obviously, this is an area where female scientists often find it diffi…
Scientific works
Pyramid of Cestius: A unique building in ancient Rome
Referring to pyramids, people often think of ancient Egypt, however, these four-sided structures with tapered tops are also found around the world, belonging to many dif…
Science Events
The country suffers because... too much rest: At least 11 o'clock and the end of work is forbidden to touch work
German working law stipulates that workers' rest time is at least 11 hours/day.