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The personal flying saucer has successfully taken off
The Zero single-seat flying vehicle with its unique round and flat design was tested for the first time in hovering for a total of more than 4 minutes.
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New technology
World's most stable atomic clock with 'zero downtime'
If you were to ask which type of clock runs most accurately, making an important contribution to the development of mankind, it must be the atomic clock.
New technology
The plane flew nearly 10,000km without refueling
The Aviation Technology Institute (ATI) on December 6 announced the design of a hydrogen-powered medium-sized long-haul aircraft that can carry 279 passengers with a ran…
Scientific application
Turn a 50-year-old film camera into a digital camera
Video from the Befinitiv channel shows a film camera that can take photos, record video and live stream like a modern digital camera.
New technology
Development and testing of the world's largest zero-emissions commercial aircraft
Alaska Air Group and ZeroAvia are developing and testing an improved De Havilland Q400 76-seat aircraft with a range of 805km.
Space science
Strange exercise equipment of astronauts in space
Living in a gravity-free environment, astronauts face the risk of osteoporosis, muscle loss and damage to the blood circulation.
Medicine - Health
Drinking soda without calories does not work as you think
For a healthy lifestyle, clearing up large amounts of sugar from the diet is a pretty good move.
Space science
Elon Musk is about to bring a marijuana plant into space
SpaceX, the billionaire Elon Musk's launch and launch company, will bring marijuana and coffee plants to the International Space Station in March.
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.
Space science
Spaceship brings toaster on ISS station
The Antares 230+ rocket takes the Cygnus NG-12 spacecraft off the launch pad at the Wallops Flight Facility (NASA), Virginia, on the morning of November 2.
Space science
The environment in outer space may not affect reproduction
The team examined the reproductive health of 12 male 35-year-old male rats living on the International Space Station (ISS) in specially designed cages.
Space science
NASA confirmed its plan to send the Cygnus to the International Space Station in October
In August, a source in Russia's space and rocket industry announced that the launch of the next Cygnus transport vessel to the ISS is scheduled for October 21.
Discover science
8 places where the 'anti-gravity' is extremely mysterious is not well known
Let's explore 8 interesting zero gravity locations below!
Space science
Scientists first made cement in the universe
The manufacture of cement in the universe can help people to build buildings that can withstand extreme conditions of temperature, radiation ...
Health
Why is 1 cup of drinking water at this time healthier than a thousand supplements?
There is an extremely simple way to improve your health at almost zero cost and is easy to do.