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Knight John Tenniel - Who is the famous English artist honored by Google?
Knight John Tenniel has just been honored by Google on its homepage today February 28, 2020. So who are you, why does Google Doodle honor you?
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4 lifetime contributions of 'silent heroine' at NASA
The eminent mathematician Katherine Johnson of America passed away on February 24, 2020, aged 101. Her silent work received little attention until she was awarded the Pr…
Discover science
An interesting collection of explanations for why questions
This series will answer you the interesting things around us in the simplest and most concise way. An interesting collection of explanations for why questions.
Conquer Mars
NASA spacecraft detected hundreds of Martian earthquakes
Most of the Martian earthquakes recorded by the InSight were relatively mild and located at great depths, about 30-50 km.
Computer science
Why is wireless charging for years still slow?
Although it has been around for a long time, wireless charging has not been able to reach the speed that users want.
Space science
10 amazing discoveries about the Sun from the universe
For the past decade, SDO has been focusing on observing the sun, studying how the sun works and spatial weather orientation for the entire Solar System, including the Ea…
New technology
Solar cells can generate electricity even when it is cloudy or rainy
These solar panels can work very well even in unfavorable weather conditions like cloudy or rainy weather.
Archeology
Shivered 'iron-clad' remains 2,000 years below the dorm
Construction work to expand student dormitories in Durham (UK) had to stop when a mysterious remains revealed.
1001 mystery
What do the ancients use to build giant constructions?
Works of ancient civilization such as the Stonehenge stone circle and pyramids exist today thanks to the construction of giant rocks.
History
Google honors Jaan Kross - Ancient tree of Estonian literature
To celebrate Jaan Kross's 100th birthday, Google changed the look on February 19.
New technology
US made military uniforms capable of destroying nerve toxins in minutes
Scientists are working with the US military to create clothes that can quickly kill toxic substances, a measure to protect soldiers from chemical weapons.
Scientific application
Air-conditioner is suitable for humid days
The air-conditioning drying mode does not directly cool but works with a moisture reduction mechanism thereby indirectly lowering the air temperature. - Sohoa
Space science
Who is the female astronaut who set the longest working record in the universe?
Astronaut Christina Koch returns to Earth and fulfills the longest space mission in history ever accomplished by a woman.
Science story
The German child Picasso caused a 'storm' in the art world even at just 7 years old
Although only 7 years old but Mikail Akar has been a famous name in the art world. The boy's paintings sold for thousands of dollars worldwide he was nicknamed
Archeology
Ancient canal system exposed after forest fire
Victoria's fire burned down the dense vegetation, revealing canals of the irrigation system that were older than the Egyptian pyramids.