Why do astronauts rarely dream in space?
The crew members of the ISS International Space Station work so much and so tired that they almost never dream of sleeping.
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The crew members of the ISS International Space Station work so much and so tired that they almost never dream of sleeping.
Three scientists from the US, UK and Japan shared this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work on the development of lithium-ion batteries.
Giving up a stable job, Mat Bowtell spent time making fingers and arms from 3D printing technology for children with disabilities.
New work from John Hopkins University (USA) shows that genetic factors of gout (gout) may be much stronger than previously thought.
Puma Punku Citadel is located in the city of Tiahuanaco, South America. Over time, the mysterious ruins of the ancient city remain challenges to the world.
Google Doodle today 6/10 honors poet Xuan Quynh, a Vietnamese female poet with much dedication to the country's literature.
After five years of hard work, Ronald Ross discovered the parasitic nature of mosquitoes that transmit malaria, and was awarded the 1902 Nobel Prize in Medicine.
How does the camera on the phone work? Instructions on how to take beautiful pictures with your phone and smartphone.
Facebook has just announced the acquisition of CTRL-Labs, a startup that develops communication devices between the brain and a computer. This could be an important step…
What is EGCG and how does EGCG work? Let's find out in the following article.
A new Renaissance painting masterpiece was discovered in the kitchen of an elderly woman in a town near Paris, France.
A team of 4 archaeologists and more than 50 researchers have been excavating at the site for 15 days and will continue to work for another six weeks before publishing th…
Bao bao is a fairly common profession in ancient China. The person who works for security is called the teacher. Their duty is to protect the property of traders.
Have you ever heard that the total length of the human brain's axons is enough to wrap around four Earths, or if the brain is a hard drive, it has the capacity of four t…