Health
New birth control pills help women only have to take once a month
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States are currently developing an oral contraceptive method that must be taken only once…
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AI - Artificial intelligence
From now on, music created by AI can also be copyrighted
In the context that artificial intelligence has been able to create its own content, lawmakers are asking questions related to intellectual property rights for innovativ…
New technology
The world's first residential 'building' 3D printer
Homes built with 3D technology at a fast pace and cheap cost to serve many poor families in Mexico are about to be completed.
Health
What are the differences between prebiotics and probiotics?
Prebiotics and Probiotics are both important for keeping your intestines healthy.
1001 mystery
Huge ancient temple and unresolved mysteries
Constructed from hundreds of tons of stones, the Jupiter temple in Lebanon is one of the buildings marking ancient civilization.
Space science
Activate the radio telescope in the dark area of the Moon
China and the Netherlands work together to operate a radio observatory in a satellite orbiting the Moon's dark side in order to receive signals after the Big Bang.
Space science
How many satellites are flying above us?
Mr. Nicholas Johnson, a former industry leader in the orbit of orbital debris of NASA, talks about artificial satellites flying in orbit.
Space science
NASA wants to try to set a fire on the ISS space station: It sounds dangerous, but not for fun
This experiment is part of scientists' attempt to understand how fire works and propagates in microgravity.
Environment
Bricks from plastic waste can be connected without mortar
A young Indian has found a way to replace traditional brick kilns by making bricks from plastic waste cheaper and without environmental pollution. Moreover, the bricks c…
Science story
Camille Claudel - Talented sculptor and a tearful fate
The sculptor Camille Claudel whose works are tearful evidence. Google Doodle today 8/12 celebrates 155 years of her birth.
Health
How do 'detox' foods work?
Our bodies are full of toxins: endogenous in the body from cellular and exogenous metabolism due to environmental pollution. When detoxified and cleansed, the body will…
Health
Scientists' brains shrink after an Antarctic expedition
After 14 months of working in Antarctica, a team of researchers from Germany discovered that the hippocampus of his brain was getting smaller 7.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The mystery of Shakespeare's work is revealed by AI
A researcher has used AI (artificial intelligence) to learn about the copyright of the great poet William Shakespeare in the past.
Discover science
Not only artistic value, these 6 paintings also reveal incredible facts about the old world
Ancient paintings are a valuable resource for science to discover countless mysteries obscured by the dust of time. For example, pasta dishes which are eaten by nobility…
Space science
The CIA audaciously stole a Soviet spacecraft 70 years ago
One day in late 1959 or 1960, four excellent CIA agents worked through the night to disassemble the abducted Lunik spacecraft from the Soviet Union.