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For the first time successfully manufacturing optical CD discs up to 700TB
The scientists worked together to work on improving the storage density of optical drives.
Detected giant star system acting as a cosmic particle accelerator
The researchers found that two blue giant stars emit a stellar wind that helps subatomic particles accelerate and generate intense gamma-ray radiation.
Russian navigation system: 'iPhone' underwater
Tour divers, industrial divers, search workers, underwater vehicles: all need navigation systems to navigate.
Headphones transmit sound through bones: What is it and how it works?
True wireless headsets have almost dominated the wireless headphone market in recent years, but it is not the only wireless technology that has caught people's attention.
Tencent's 'future city' project: 2km2 wide, no cars, taking advantage of self-driving vehicles
Tencent aspires to close the gap between work and personal life.
What did Cixi Empress do when he got up at 3 am but not until 8 am?
Many people have been wondering what Cixi Empress must do before the high tide to wake up so early.
What if the GPS stops working?
Just a month of inactivity, GPS can cause great damage to the economy.
The world's largest observatory stopped working due to Covid-19
The ALMA Observatory in Chile was forced to halt its long-term operation due to Covid-19 and may miss many important cosmic events.
6 habits that make the difference between us and the rich
The rich are still human. They also have daily routines, just that it's not like normal people. And maybe you do not know, the difference is not like what we imagine.
The statue of 'Young girl sleeping soundly on the ground' makes many people 'afraid of losing sandals'
If you come here on cloudy days, the weak and frightened can see the statue of the 'sleeping girl' lying on the ground.
Tear gas - dangerous non-lethal weapon
Weapons such as rubber bullets, stun grenades or tear gas, even though they are called non-lethal weapons, can also be significantly dangerous.
Russian scientists devised a new way of finding life on Mars
Russian scientists have developed a new way to find life on Mars and other celestial bodies in the Solar System.
3,000-year-old paintings in a coffin containing mummies
Archaeologists uncovered many paintings while working to preserve ancient coffins containing mummified remains of ancient Egyptian nuns.
Discover the idea of building a particle accelerator on the Moon
Upon further study of how the universe works, particle physics experiments are becoming more complex than ever.