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What does a black hole look like? The first photo of a black hole will appear tonight

What does a black hole look like? The first photo of a black hole will appear tonight

Black hole, finally not "black"! For the first time in human history, we took an image of a black hole, thus allowing us to directly witness the appearance of this strange cosmic object for the first time. Details>>

China Telecom Tianyi Cloud completed the first domestic GPU ten thousand card training! 400 billion parameter large model leads

China Telecom Tianyi Cloud completed the first domestic GPU ten thousand card training! 400 billion parameter large model leads

Get your neck stuck! Yu Chengdong: Sanctions, in a sense, turn bad things into good ones

Get your neck stuck! Yu Chengdong: Sanctions, in a sense, turn bad things into good ones

Huawei Overseas Innovation Conference Release of Several Heavy New Products: Accelerating Overseas Market Layout

Huawei Overseas Innovation Conference Release of Several Heavy New Products: Accelerating Overseas Market Layout

Huawei's three fold first sale machine is hard to find! Some of the top 368 customers didn't receive the goods separately

Huawei's three fold first sale machine is hard to find! Some of the top 368 customers didn't receive the goods separately

Scroll screen confronts triple fold! Samsung's new mobile phone form is on the way

Scroll screen confronts triple fold! Samsung's new mobile phone form is on the way

Purple Light Spreads Sharpness to Level with Apple and Become the Third in the World! Q2 Mobile phone chip market share reaches 13%

Purple Light Spreads Sharpness to Level with Apple and Become the Third in the World! Q2 Mobile phone chip market share reaches 13%

Replaced some American equipment successfully! Changjiang Storage Successfully Made 3D NAND Chip with Domestic Equipment

Replaced some American equipment successfully! Changjiang Storage Successfully Made 3D NAND Chip with Domestic Equipment

Support iPhone 16 series 15V3A fast charging! QCY45W mini gallium nitride charger RMB 34.9

Support iPhone 16 series 15V3A fast charging! QCY45W mini gallium nitride charger RMB 34.9

Huawei WATCH D2 blood pressure watch was released overseas: it supports 24-hour dynamic monitoring and looks more fashionable

Huawei WATCH D2 blood pressure watch was released overseas: it supports 24-hour dynamic monitoring and looks more fashionable

Huawei: Menggan Ecology will provide the world with the third mobile operating system in the next five years

Huawei: Menggan Ecology will provide the world with the third mobile operating system in the next five years

From 19999 yuan! Huawei Triple Fold Mate XT Comes: Benchmarking Apple 16 Launched on the Same Day Who Will You Buy

From 19999 yuan! Huawei Triple Fold Mate XT Comes: Benchmarking Apple 16 Launched on the Same Day Who Will You Buy

The man was fined 200 yuan for smoking while driving. The appeal was rejected. Netizens said they were not unfair: these are all behaviors that hinder safe driving

The man was fined 200 yuan for smoking while driving. The appeal was rejected. Netizens said they were not unfair: these are all behaviors that hinder safe driving

The first batch of iPhone 16 users received the new machine: they waited in line to pick up the goods in the Apple Store in the storm of fruit powder

The first batch of iPhone 16 users received the new machine: they waited in line to pick up the goods in the Apple Store in the storm of fruit powder

The prohibition of parking new energy vehicles in the garage leads to hot discussion! Guangdong Provincial Museum responded: not discrimination

The prohibition of parking new energy vehicles in the garage leads to hot discussion! Guangdong Provincial Museum responded: not discrimination

PS1 Classic Color! Sony Releases 30th Anniversary PS5, PS5 Pro: Limited Sales

PS1 Classic Color! Sony Releases 30th Anniversary PS5, PS5 Pro: Limited Sales

Men driving against the line forced into nursing school posts and scolded people Official notice: points deduction, fine, detention

Men driving against the line forced into nursing school posts and scolded people Official notice: points deduction, fine, detention

IPhone SE 4 debuts! Apple exposure, self-developed 5G baseband does not support millimeter wave

IPhone SE 4 debuts! Apple exposure, self-developed 5G baseband does not support millimeter wave

Full moon on sale! The Black Myth: Monkey King sold more than 20 million copies, with a total revenue of more than 6.7 billion

Full moon on sale! The Black Myth: Monkey King sold more than 20 million copies, with a total revenue of more than 6.7 billion

Largest in Apple's history: iPhone 16 series battery capacity announced

Largest in Apple's history: iPhone 16 series battery capacity announced

The limited edition PS5 is available for sale

The limited edition PS5 is available for sale

One arrow, four stars! Ceres 1 successfully launched at sea for the first time

One arrow, four stars! Ceres 1 successfully launched at sea for the first time
On September 5, 2023 (Beijing time), with the support of the sea launch team of Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, Xinghe Power Aerospace successfully completed the launch mission of the Ceres 1 sea launched (Yaoyi) carrier rocket (mission code: The Little Mermaid) in the Yellow Sea area, and successfully sent 21 to 24 stars of the Apocalypse constellation into the 800KM scheduled orbit. [Detailed]

The US Space Station Around the Moon Gives Japanese Astronauts a Seat

The US Space Station Around the Moon Gives Japanese Astronauts a Seat
The US was originally scheduled to land on the moon in 2024, but the plan has been postponed again and again. Now it is expected to land on the moon as early as 2025. [Detailed]

Zhongxing 19 satellite will mainly provide services such as communication and Internet access

Zhongxing 19 satellite will mainly provide services such as communication and Internet access
On the evening of November 5, the Long March 3B carrier rocket ignited and took off at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, and then accurately sent the Zhongxing 19 satellite into the scheduled orbit, which made the launch mission a complete success. [Detailed]

Impact darkening can transform chondrite asteroid into carbonaceous asteroid

Impact darkening can transform chondrite asteroid into carbonaceous asteroid
At present, scientists have found a potential source of a special type of meteorite, whose characteristics may help to explain some differences in the classification of NEAs. [Detailed]

The crew of Shenzhou 14 astronauts successfully entered the Mengtian experimental module

The crew of Shenzhou 14 astronauts successfully entered the Mengtian experimental module
According to the China Manned Space Engineering Office, at 15:12 on November 3, 2022 (Beijing time), the crew of Shenzhou 14 successfully entered the Mengtian experimental module. [Detailed]

The Hubble Space Telescope captured the "cosmic spider web" containing dark matter clues

The Hubble Space Telescope captured the "cosmic spider web" containing dark matter clues
At present, a newly taken "cosmic spider web" image is creepy, and scientists are very puzzled about how galaxies gather together. [Detailed]

Hubble Space Telescope Captures the Rare "Light Echo" of Star Explosion

Hubble Space Telescope Captures the Rare "Light Echo" of Star Explosion
Scientists combined the Hubble Space Telescope images into a short dynamic video, first showing the explosion at the center of the supernova, and then the halo generated when the light from the explosion hit the nearby dust layer. [Detailed]

The space station Mengtian experimental module and the space station assembly complete rendezvous and docking on orbit

The space station Mengtian experimental module and the space station assembly complete rendezvous and docking on orbit
Later, the Mengtian experimental module will be transposed as planned, and the Mengtian experimental module will form the basic configuration combination of "T" of the space station with Tianhe core module and Tianwen experimental module. [Detailed]

How was the Chinese space station built?

How was the Chinese space station built?
With the successful launch of the Mengtian experimental module and its rendezvous, docking and plane transposition with the Tianhe core module, the three modules were assembled to complete the "T" basic configuration of the Chinese space station. [Detailed]

The most accurate calculation of dark energy and dark matter

The most accurate calculation of dark energy and dark matter
Dark energy and dark matter are the cornerstones of the standard cosmological model, but they have not been directly detected, so they are also the biggest mystery of the model. [Detailed]

China Tianyan FAST discovers the largest atomic gas structure in the universe

China Tianyan FAST discovers the largest atomic gas structure in the universe
This discovery indicates that there may be more such large-scale low-density atomic gas structures in the universe, posing a challenge to the study of the evolution of galaxies and their gases in the universe. [Detailed]

China Successfully Launches Remote Sensing 36 Satellite

China Successfully Launches Remote Sensing 36 Satellite
At 3:12 on October 15, Beijing time, China successfully launched the remote sensing 36 satellite from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center using the Long March 2DD carrier rocket. The satellite successfully entered the scheduled orbit, and the launch mission was a complete success. [Detailed]

The fourth long-term astronaut team of American Space Exploration Technology Company will return to Earth

The fourth long-term astronaut team of American Space Exploration Technology Company will return to Earth
On the 14th local time, the fourth long-term astronaut team launched by SpaceX to the International Space Station (ISS) will return to Earth. It is expected that four astronauts will splash down near the coast of Florida. [Detailed]

"Tiangong Classroom" was first held in the Sky Quest Experimental Module

"Tiangong Classroom" was first held in the Sky Quest Experimental Module
During the construction and operation of the space station, the "Tiangong Classroom" will continue to carry out space teaching activities and carry out space science popularization education in various forms and rich contents. [Detailed]

National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States: US spacecraft successfully impacts the target asteroid

National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States: US spacecraft successfully impacts the target asteroid
NASA pointed out that in the test on September 26, DART spacecraft successfully collided with the target asteroid "Dimorphos" and made it deviate from the original orbit, which is the first planetary defense test in the world. [Detailed]

After several delays, NASA: the launch date of the US lunar landing rocket is targeted at the window period from November 12 to November 27

After several delays, NASA: the launch date of the US lunar landing rocket is targeted at the window period from November 12 to November 27
According to the news on the official website of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on September 29 local time, NASA plans to launch a new generation of American moon landing rocket "Space Launch System" again in November this year to carry out the test mission of "Artemis 1" unmanned flight around the moon. [Detailed]

The US spacecraft will hit the asteroid on the evening of the 26th to try to change its orbit

The US spacecraft will hit the asteroid on the evening of the 26th to try to change its orbit
It is reported that on September 26 local time, the spacecraft carrying out NASA's "Dual Asteroid Redirection Test" (DART) mission will hit the asteroid Dimorphos at 7:14 p.m. EST on September 26 [Detailed]

The launch of the US moon rocket was postponed again

The launch of the US moon rocket was postponed again
The original launch mission of the new generation US moon landing rocket "Artemis 1" was cancelled on the 27th, because a tropical storm might pass the launch site that day. Due to engine failure and fuel leakage, "Artemis 1" failed several launch attempts. [Detailed]

What is the superficial structure of Mars? Is there water? New discovery of Chinese scientists in fire exploration

What is the superficial structure of Mars? Is there water? New discovery of Chinese scientists in fire exploration
The corresponding author of the paper, Chen Ling, a researcher from the Institute of Geology and Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, interpreted the latest research achievements on Mars. Photographed by Sun Zifa, a reporter from China News Agency, China News Network, Beijing, September 26 (Reporter Sun Zifa) Mars is considered to represent the "future of the earth" in evolution, because [Detailed]

China successfully launched Test 14 and Test 15 satellites

China successfully launched Test 14 and Test 15 satellites
At 6:55 on September 25, 2022 (Beijing time), China successfully launched Test 14 and Test 15 satellites in the way of "one arrow and two satellites" by using the Kuaizhou 1A carrier rocket at Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center [Detailed]

The dinosaur skeleton will be auctioned in the United States 76 million years ago, with an estimated price of 5 to 8 million dollars

The dinosaur skeleton will be auctioned in the United States 76 million years ago, with an estimated price of 5 to 8 million dollars
Sotheby's in New York will auction a 76 million year old Gorgon dragon skeleton on the 28th of this month, with an estimated price of $5 million to $8 million, the Associated Press reported on the 6th. [Detailed]

Can rice yield under extreme high temperature? They found the first potential crop heat sensor

Can rice yield under extreme high temperature? They found the first potential crop heat sensor
"Food is the most important thing for the people, and food is the most important thing for safety". Since the establishment of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) in the 1980s, the organization has issued many red warnings on the trend of global warming, and has made it clear that high temperature stress affects world food [Detailed]

The reason why male rats are afraid of bananas is that female rats are eager to protect their children

The reason why male rats are afraid of bananas is that female rats are eager to protect their children
Amyl acetate is a compound that causes the unique smell of bananas. It will be released in the urine of pregnant and lactating rats. This chemical produces a stress response in males. Scientists from McGill University in Canada recently published this research in the journal Progress of Science, revealing how the chemical signals of female rats protect their offspring, and revealing why male rats are afraid of bananas. [Detailed]

Time is a butcher's knife? The barn owl will be silent and the porcupine will cry

Time is a butcher's knife? The barn owl will be silent and the porcupine will cry
Looking at the photos of your childhood, have you ever felt that time is a butcher's knife or a carving knife? Today, we will make an inventory of which natural friends have been stabbed. [Detailed]

I found a new bacterium. Can I name it Xinling Wang?

I found a new bacterium. Can I name it Xinling Wang?
Even without professional knowledge, we can easily name animals and plants visible to the naked eye according to their appearance, such as small safflower, big orange cat, etc. But there are many microorganisms in the world! They are invisible to the naked eye, and their features are not as obvious as those of animals and plants. How can we name them? Is it just like the joke that we use the name of our sweetheart to name the newly discovered bacteria? [Detailed]

Eight "genius species" using tools: sea otters use stones to knock open abalone for food

Eight "genius species" using tools: sea otters use stones to knock open abalone for food
According to foreign media reports, humans are not the only animals that know how to use tools. Facts have proved that some creatures know how to use objects such as branches and stones as tools to help them build nests and obtain food. [Detailed]

Mysterious "hybrid monkey" found in Borneo, capable of feeding offspring

Mysterious "hybrid monkey" found in Borneo, capable of feeding offspring
The latest research shows that a mysterious "hybrid monkey" has been found in Borneo. This unidentified monkey is a rare hybrid result of two different species competing for forest space. Researchers have concluded that "hybrid monkey" is probably the offspring of Nasalis larvatus and Trachypithecus cristatus, and these two distant relatives share the same habitat. [Detailed]

3.5 meter long giant squid carcass on the beach of South Africa

3.5 meter long giant squid carcass on the beach of South Africa
On April 30 this year, tourists at Kommetjie beach, South Africa, found a rare sight - a giant squid body shining on the beach. Alison Paulus, founder of the wildlife conservation organization "Volunteer Exploration", said, "It's unbelievable!"! This squid has a body of about 2.2 meters and a length of 3.5 meters with a touch arm. [Detailed]

Paleontologists discover a new species of giant "god of death" carnivorous dinosaurs

Paleontologists discover a new species of giant "god of death" carnivorous dinosaurs

Mysterious flies lay eggs in human eyes, which makes the victims extremely itchy

Mysterious flies lay eggs in human eyes, which makes the victims extremely itchy
Earlier this year, a 53 year old man in France suddenly had itchy eyes. When he was sent to the emergency room, he found that there were fly larvae in his eyes. After hatching, he kept wriggling, which made his eyes itchy. It is reported that when the man was working as a gardener near a farm where horses and sheep were raised, he suddenly felt an unknown object flying into his eyes and then itched for several hours. [Detailed]

One fifth of the world's reptiles are endangered!

One fifth of the world's reptiles are endangered!

Why is the giraffe's neck so long? Chinese scientists unveil new answers in the latest Science

Why is the giraffe's neck so long? Chinese scientists unveil new answers in the latest Science
Today, in a study published in the journal Science, the research team of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has found new evidence for the neck evolution of giraffes from a strange giraffe ancestor. The research indicates that male courtship competition is an important driving force for the neck evolution of giraffes. [Detailed]

Australia Research Says It Discovers the Largest Plant Known on Earth

Australia Research Says It Discovers the Largest Plant Known on Earth
Flinders University, Australia, released a bulletin on the 1st, saying that a team of researchers from the university found that the seaweed meadow in an Australian bay stretching about 180 kilometers was actually a single plant, which researchers believe is the largest plant known on the earth. [Detailed]

Uncover how butterfly wing scales "grow and assemble"

Uncover how butterfly wing scales "grow and assemble"
If you touch the wings of a butterfly, you are likely to get a thin layer of powder, which is composed of tiny scales. These powders are like tiles on a house. The structure and arrangement of the tiny scales give the butterfly special colors and flashes, and help protect insects from the harm of harsh environments. At present, engineers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States have photographed how the wing scales "grow and assemble" during the process of butterfly pupation. [Detailed]

Why can a flying frog "fly"?

Why can a flying frog "fly"?
In the jungles of East Asia, there are some frog species with strong gliding ability. These brave amphibians are called "parachute frog". They can jump out of the tree tops and glide in the rainforest canopy to avoid predators. Some "flying frogs" can even glide more than 15 meters at a time. [Detailed]

The oldest tree in the world may be over 5000 years old in the Chilean canyon

The oldest tree in the world may be over 5000 years old in the Chilean canyon
About 5400 years ago, when humans invented writing, a cedar (Chilean cypress) might have grown in the coastal mountains of Chile today. It hid in the cool and humid canyon, avoided the fire and felling, and now has grown into a gray white giant with a diameter of more than 4 meters. Most of the trunk of the tree has died, some of the crown has fallen off, and the tree is also covered with moss, lichen, and other trees have even rooted in its cracks. [Detailed]

Research findings: the flower life span of plants may be shortened

Research findings: the flower life span of plants may be shortened
The study found that under the background of the continuous global warming and the frequent occurrence of extreme high temperature events, the flower life span of plants may show a trend of shortening, which further aggravates the lack of plant pollination and causes changes in plant population or geographical distribution. [Detailed]

83.2m! Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences found the tallest tree in China so far

83.2m! Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences found the tallest tree in China so far
On May 8, a 76.8 meter tall Bhutanese pine was found in Green Village, Beibeng Township, Motuo County, Tibet, which broke the previous record of 72 meter bald cedar king in Gaoligong Mountain, Yunnan. The news immediately triggered a heated debate. [Detailed]

Why did some animals evolve "wild" genitals?

Why did some animals evolve "wild" genitals?
From ducks to dolphins, many female animals have evolved very "wild" sexual organs to help them deter unwanted suitors and obtain pleasure from non reproductive behaviors. [Detailed]

You can fly only when the sound intensity is enough? Crows reach a "consensus" of collective takeoff by singing

You can fly only when the sound intensity is enough? Crows reach a "consensus" of collective takeoff by singing
Recently, a study published in the journal Current Biology showed that for hundreds of crows gathered to roost, the gradually increasing call may help birds reach a "consensus" on when to take off. [Detailed]

With the acceleration of the earth's rotation, Meta joined the "anti leap second" team!

With the acceleration of the earth's rotation, Meta joined the "anti leap second" team!
Leap second is a complicated way for human to explain the minute change of the earth's rotation time. Meta joined the team of technology enterprises that have been calling for the elimination of leap second algorithm for many years. [Detailed]

What man-made buildings are visible to the naked eye in space? China's Three Gorges Dam is on the list!

What man-made buildings are visible to the naked eye in space? China's Three Gorges Dam is on the list!
In fact, there are many man-made buildings that can be observed from the perspective of space. However, they are not the same as the images that immediately appear in people's minds. [Detailed]

Nature Photography Competition: Toad Band in Spring Pond

Nature Photography Competition: Toad Band in Spring Pond

What can we do within a few seconds of the warning of another earthquake in Sichuan?

What can we do within a few seconds of the warning of another earthquake in Sichuan?
According to the research conducted by Northwest Seismological Journal in 2002, when the warning time is 3 seconds, the casualties can be reduced by 14%; The warning time is 10 seconds, and the casualties are reduced by 39%. The 20 second warning can reduce the casualties by up to 63%. [Detailed]

Scientists revealed for the first time that the human middle ear was once the gill used by fish to breathe

Scientists revealed for the first time that the human middle ear was once the gill used by fish to breathe
Recently, Gai Zhikun, a researcher at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, together with scientists from China, Britain and Sweden, published the latest research results on the origin of vertebrate blowholes in Frontiers of Ecology and Evolution as the first author, revealing for the first time that the middle ear of humans was once the gill for fish to breathe. [Detailed]

One million balloons released for public welfare fundraising turned into a huge disaster

One million balloons released for public welfare fundraising turned into a huge disaster
On one afternoon in September 1986, nearly one million balloons rose over the square in Cleveland, USA. It looks like a very romantic and grand event. And the purpose of the organizers is exactly the same. This is a public welfare fund-raising event. As long as someone donates $1, two balloons can be released on the scene. This event is also called the Balloon Festival - because they want to release millions of balloons and break the world record. To their surprise, this "Balloon Festival", which was originally organized for public welfare, caused a serious disaster. [Detailed]

Climate change increases the possibility of this round of Indian heat wave by 30 times

Climate change increases the possibility of this round of Indian heat wave by 30 times
Since the beginning of March this year, most parts of India and Pakistan have been in extremely hot weather. The World Weather Attribution Organization (WWA) released the attribution analysis of the heat wave at 4:00 a.m. Beijing time on the 24th, pointing out that climate change has increased the possibility of this heat wave by 30 times. [Detailed]

There is only one seam, or a pile of holes: what's the use of these outrageous glasses?

There is only one seam, or a pile of holes: what's the use of these outrageous glasses?
If you see someone wearing glasses like this, will they also be full of question marks. However, wearing such a strange pair of glasses is not to pursue fashion, but an important tool for people living in the Arctic Circle to protect their eyes. [Detailed]

What impact will the cessation of mining have on the world?

What impact will the cessation of mining have on the world?
Mining provides fuel for modern society, but also causes extensive environmental damage. What will happen if we stop mining? [Detailed]

Is the outer core of the earth rusting?

Is the outer core of the earth rusting?
Deep in the earth, to be exact, 2900km below the earth's surface, a large amount of molten iron forms the outer core of the earth. Then, will the outer core rust? [Detailed]

Tonga volcanic eruption confirmed as the "largest explosion" in the atmosphere recorded by instruments

Tonga volcanic eruption confirmed as the "largest explosion" in the atmosphere recorded by instruments

Zhoushan sky turns blood red? Is it sunset or "sky anomaly"? The truth is

Zhoushan sky turns blood red? Is it sunset or "sky anomaly"? The truth is
On the evening of May 7, there were many clouds in Zhoushan, with heavy fog and even drizzle in some places. The air was full of water drops, fog drops and aerosols. When the red light from fishing boats shone on these "big particles", meter scattering was generated. Since the wavelength of the red light was just the same as the diameter of the particles, the red light was scattered and refracted in the atmosphere for many times, And because the scattered light intensity is asymmetric in all directions, the whole sky is filled with red light. [Detailed]

Does life on earth really originate deep underground?

Does life on earth really originate deep underground?
Life on Earth appeared at least 3.5 billion years ago, but the exact place of origin has always been a mystery. Traditional science has always believed that life may originate from warm freshwater ponds or submarine hot springs. But 30 years ago, the scholar Thomas Gold put forward another theory that life may have originated deeper in the earth. [Detailed]

76.8 meters! Tibet Discovers the Highest Tree Known in Mainland China

76.8 meters! Tibet Discovers the Highest Tree Known in Mainland China
According to the Forestry and Grassland Bureau of Motuo County, Tibet, through cooperation with the scientific research team led by Peking University, a 76.8m tall Bhutanese pine was recorded in Green Village, Beibeng Township, Motuo County, which broke the previous record of 72 meter bald cedar king located in Gaoligong Mountain, Yunnan Province. It is the highest tree known in mainland China at present, becoming a veritable new "tree king". [Detailed]

Scientists found a water world under the ice in Antarctica

Scientists found a water world under the ice in Antarctica
Recently, in the research published in Science, scientists made a "giant nuclear magnetic resonance" for Antarctica and mapped some areas under the ice sheet for the first time. Research shows that there is a large amount of water hidden under the ice in Antarctica. [Detailed]

First detection of large-scale groundwater system under Antarctic ice

First detection of large-scale groundwater system under Antarctic ice
According to a new study published in the journal Science recently, this groundwater system may be as dense as a wet sponge, revealing the unexplored part of the region, and may have an impact on how Antarctica responds to the climate crisis. [Detailed]

Ministry of Natural Resources: China's coastal sea level will reach the highest level since 1980 in 2021

Ministry of Natural Resources: China's coastal sea level will reach the highest level since 1980 in 2021
According to the latest China Sea Level Bulletin in 2021 issued by the Marine Early Warning and Monitoring Department of the Ministry of Natural Resources, the coastal sea level changes in China are generally fluctuating and rising. From 1980 to 2021, China's coastal sea level rose at a rate of 3.4 mm/year, higher than the global average level in the same period. In 2021, the coastal sea level of China will be 84 mm higher than usual, the highest since 1980. In the past decade (2012-2021), China's coastal sea level has been at a high level in the past 40 years. [Detailed]

49.6℃！ Determination of the strongest heat wave recorded in the world

49.6℃！ Determination of the strongest heat wave recorded in the world
This heat wave is one of the most extreme heat waves observed anywhere in the world since records began. In the future, as the climate worsens, the heat wave will become stronger. [Detailed]

People's Daily: Dark matter detection marks innovative steps

People's Daily: Dark matter detection marks innovative steps
In the laboratory 2400 meters deep underground of the Jinping Mountain Tunnel in Sichuan Province, researchers are looking for traces of dark matter by the non-stop running instruments [Detailed]

8830 meters! Why build a weather station on the top of the earth

8830 meters! Why build a weather station on the top of the earth
At 12:46 on May 4, an automatic meteorological observation station weighing 50 kg was successfully set up at 8830 meters above sea level on the north slope of Mount Qomolangma (hereinafter referred to as "Mount Qomolangma"), and real-time data was returned to normal. This is the highest altitude automatic meteorological observation station in the world, which has set a new record for the height of China's automatic meteorological observation station (the original record was 8300 meters, which was set up on the northern slope of Mount Everest on April 20). The measured data has filled the gap in the extremely high altitude meteorological record of Mount Everest, and it also means that the gradient meteorological observation system of Mount Everest in China has been initially established. [Detailed]

Fill in the world gap! A major breakthrough has been made in the research of "from fish to man"!

Fill in the world gap! A major breakthrough has been made in the research of "from fish to man"!
According to relevant researchers from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, 99.8% of vertebrates on the earth, including humans, have jaws, that is, upper jaw and chin. [Detailed]

Cave explorers found a 19th century cobalt mine, which is as well preserved as a time capsule

Cave explorers found a 19th century cobalt mine, which is as well preserved as a time capsule
A group of cave explorers recently found a series of cultural relics in a century old cobalt mine in Cheshire, England. [Detailed]

Human egg stealing caused the extinction of ancient Australian giant birds

Human egg stealing caused the extinction of ancient Australian giant birds
Fifty thousand years ago, Australia was full of giant birds, one of which was called Mihirunga or "Newton Giant Bird". It was six times larger than modern emus, weighed 250 kg, and was more than 2 meters tall. But Newton's giant bird disappeared 45000 years ago, and researchers have been puzzled whether the culprit is human hunting or climate change. Now, Trevor Worthy, a paleozoologist at Flinders University, said that an analysis of ancient eggshells (remnants) showed that "humans are responsible for this". Relevant achievements were recently published in the Journal of the National Academy of Sciences. [Detailed]

Talk to the director of Jurassic World 3 to reveal the resurrected dinosaurs!

Talk to the director of Jurassic World 3 to reveal the resurrected dinosaurs!
The epic documentary "Prehistoric Planet" just ended on May 27, and the classic film sequel "Jurassic World 3" will be released on the big screen on June 10. What famous dinosaurs will appear in it? [Detailed]

Chinese scientists reveal the "group marriage life" of the oldest "mayfly in heaven and earth"

Chinese scientists reveal the "group marriage life" of the oldest "mayfly in heaven and earth"
According to the news of Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, on June 2, researchers of the Institute found abundant marine and terrestrial animal and plant fossils in the Lower Jurassic Shiti Formation of Xiwan Basin, Hezhou, Guangxi, and established the "Xiwan Biota". The research found a spectacular layer of mayfly adult cluster fossils, revealing the oldest insect marriage and flight behavior, as well as the pulse phenomenon of insect resources. [Detailed]

The earliest "ghost painting" ever found on the Babylonian exorcism stone slab

The earliest "ghost painting" ever found on the Babylonian exorcism stone slab
Recently, a museum curator found the oldest ghost portrait on a piece of ancient Babylonian stone 3500 years ago, even with instructions on how to expel ghosts. The stone plate depicts a man ghost with a beard and an exposed temper who was pulled into the underworld by a woman with a rope. There is a text beside the design explaining that the way to eliminate the annoying male ghost is to give him a lover. [Detailed]

Turkey Found Strange Stone Pillars 11000 Years ago

Turkey Found Strange Stone Pillars 11000 Years ago
At present, the latest archaeological evidence of Turkish archaeologists shows that a 11000 year old prehistoric site may be used to hold a parade celebration, and it is speculated that the parade passed through the stone pillars and human head sculptures at that time. The site, named Karahantepe, is located in southern Turkey. There are a large number of ancient buildings here. Its history can be traced back to before the invention of human characters. Archaeologists found human heads, snake and fox carved patterns, as well as a dozen odd shaped stone pillars in the site. [Detailed]

80 million years ago, ammonites the size of human bodies lived in the Atlantic Ocean

80 million years ago, ammonites the size of human bodies lived in the Atlantic Ocean
At present, the latest archaeological research shows that about 80 million years ago, ancient ammonites the size of human bodies swam in the Atlantic Ocean. They had long arms and a spiral shell diameter of 1.8 meters. This species is the largest ammonites in the world so far. They are extinct marine invertebrates. Chrysanthemum stone exists from the Middle Ordovician to the Late Cretaceous, so it is named because its surface has similar chrysanthemum lines. [Detailed]

Mysterious trilobite has a rare "super compound eye"!

Mysterious trilobite has a rare "super compound eye"!
The ugly trilobite is rather like an ancient creature wearing a helmet. They swam in the ocean hundreds of millions of years ago, but they hide an unusual secret - they have a rare "super compound eye" in the animal world! At present, through careful analysis of X-ray images, modern scientists have found that some trilobite species have "super compound eyes", equipped with hundreds of lenses, their neural networks process and send signals, and have multiple optical nerve channels. The latest research report was published in the journal Science Report published last year. [Detailed]

"Father of Tragedy" was killed by a giant tortoise from heaven

"Father of Tragedy" was killed by a giant tortoise from heaven
The ancient Greek tragic poet Aeschylus was killed by a turtle thrown down by a flying eagle! Is this record reliable? Let's also go back to Sherlock Holmes, put on a magnifying glass, a cap, a pipe, and travel through time and space to the Mediterranean coast more than 2400 years ago. [Detailed]

The first Pompeii genome has been sequenced and has suffered from tuberculosis

The first Pompeii genome has been sequenced and has suffered from tuberculosis
Scientists reported for the first time the human genome sequencing results of a deceased person in Pompeii, Italy, after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. Previously, researchers only sequenced short segments of mitochondrial DNA from Pompeii and animal remains. Relevant research was published in the Scientific Report on May 26. [Detailed]

Chemical clues reveal the metabolic rate of dinosaurs: Tyrannosaurus rex with warm blood and Stegosaurus with cold blood

Chemical clues reveal the metabolic rate of dinosaurs: Tyrannosaurus rex with warm blood and Stegosaurus with cold blood
In a new paper in the journal Nature, American scientists revealed a new method to study the metabolic rate of dinosaurs. This method uses clues in dinosaur bones to show the breathing capacity of individual animals in the last hour of their lives. The study confirmed that most dinosaurs were warm blooded animals. [Detailed]

Scientists discover ancient buildings in Amazon: once a densely populated area

Scientists discover ancient buildings in Amazon: once a densely populated area
Scientists have discovered 11 previously unknown sites of Casarabe culture in the southwest of Amazon, which existed in about 500~1400 AD. These findings reveal a previously unknown tropical low-density urbanism in the Amazon region, indicating that the western Amazon was not as sparsely populated as previously thought in the pre Spanish period. The relevant research was recently published in Nature. [Detailed]

Why do we care about extinction?

Why do we care about extinction?
"Why is there a mass extinction?" is a question that scientists have been discussing, and is also considered to be one of the most challenging frontiers of science at present. [Detailed]

Why are dinosaurs so big? Is there an upper limit?

Why are dinosaurs so big? Is there an upper limit?
"Why are dinosaurs so big?" is a question that scientists have been discussing, and it is also considered one of the most challenging frontiers of science at present. [Detailed]

The cover of Science: "Ghost Fossil" appears for the first time! This discovery concerns the future of the ocean

The cover of Science: "Ghost Fossil" appears for the first time! This discovery concerns the future of the ocean
The cover of the latest issue of Science magazine put forward a new view: Chlorella did not disappear, but hid on the surface of other fossils like "ghosts". These previously neglected coccolith algae fossils tell us that they can resist the impact of climate change more than we think, and this discovery will also help us understand the future marine ecology. [Detailed]

Scientists found "mating evidence" of prehistoric trilobites!

Scientists found "mating evidence" of prehistoric trilobites!
Trilobites may not look like cute ancient creatures, but the latest research has found that they will gather together to hug and mate like swimming potato worms wearing black samurai helmets in the mating season, which is the "mating evidence" that scientists found on 508 million years of Cambrian trilobite fossils! [Detailed]

The "natural mummy" is well preserved, which is related to the mysterious vegetables eaten by residents?

The "natural mummy" is well preserved, which is related to the mysterious vegetables eaten by residents?
In a small town in Colombia, "natural mummies" have been preserved. These mummies have a history of more than 100 years. Unlike Egyptian mummies, these mummies are naturally preserved and still intact after 100 years. [Detailed]

The study found that the concentration of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere 300 million years ago was roughly the same as that in modern times

The study found that the concentration of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere 300 million years ago was roughly the same as that in modern times
On May 15, the reporter learned from Shandong University of Science and Technology that the research team of Dr. Chen Jitao, a 2000 grade alumnus of the School of Geosciences of Shandong University of Science and Technology and a researcher of the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, found that the atmospheric carbon dioxide and oxygen concentrations 300 million years ago were roughly equivalent to modern times. [Detailed]

Prehistoric women are not only mothers, but also hunters and artists!

Prehistoric women are not only mothers, but also hunters and artists!
As we all know, prehistoric men were responsible for hunting for food, but what about prehistoric women? Are they very weak and only responsible for taking care of children in the cave to avoid the violent world outside? In September this year, a French book and a documentary will be released in the UK, aiming at "debunking" the simple division of prehistoric human gender roles. [Detailed]

The combination of cellular living robot and artificial intelligence may create a real "living robot"!

The combination of cellular living robot and artificial intelligence may create a real "living robot"!
At present, scientists point out that it is possible to create a purposeful "living robot" by combining the living robot composed of cells with the exploration ability of artificial intelligence! [Detailed]

The first domestic Xinguan specific drug was officially launched! It is still effective against the variant of Omikjon BA. 5

The first domestic Xinguan specific drug was officially launched! It is still effective against the variant of Omikjon BA. 5
As the virus continues to mutate, whether the first domestic new crown specific drug can continue to "adapt" has become the most concerned issue in the industry. [Detailed]

New rapid detection method of coronal antibody without blood sample appears: it can detect in situ for 3 minutes

New rapid detection method of coronal antibody without blood sample appears: it can detect in situ for 3 minutes
Japanese researchers have developed a new antibody based method for rapid and reliable detection of COVID-19 without blood samples. The research results were recently published in the journal Science Report. [Detailed]

Thailand reports the world's first new "cat to human" case

Thailand reports the world's first new "cat to human" case
Thai scientists report the first conclusive evidence that a tabby cat "sneezed" to transmit COVID-19 to a veterinarian, so cats are also included in the list of animals that can transmit COVID-19 to humans [Detailed]

New Crown Vaccine Saves Nearly 20 Million Lives in One Year

New Crown Vaccine Saves Nearly 20 Million Lives in One Year
British scientists published a paper in the Lancet Infectious Diseases magazine, saying that mathematical modeling showed that the new coronavirus vaccine saved nearly 20 million lives in the world in the first year of its launch, and reduced the number of potential deaths of new coronavirus in the world by half that year. [Detailed]

Molecular target of hair loss treatment found! The immune system is surprisingly linked to hair growth

Molecular target of hair loss treatment found! The immune system is surprisingly linked to hair growth
The research paper published in Nature Immunology on June 23 described how the immune cells called regulatory T cells use hormones as messengers to interact with skin cells to generate new hair follicles, thus promoting hair growth. [Detailed]

Mushroom extract can eliminate HPV infection

Mushroom extract can eliminate HPV infection
According to the latest research of the Houston Health Science Center of the University of Texas, the use of mushroom extract every day helps the immune system eliminate human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. The research was published in the journal Frontier of Oncology on the 22nd. [Detailed]

Mites have "little time"? British media: the difference between mites' DNA is getting smaller and smaller, or it may become extinct

Mites have "little time"? British media: the difference between mites' DNA is getting smaller and smaller, or it may become extinct
Scientists have studied the DNA of mites and found that the difference between their DNA is getting smaller and smaller, which may lead to extinction in the future. [Detailed]

Coffee can not only "refresh and prolong life", but also reduce the risk of gout

Coffee can not only "refresh and prolong life", but also reduce the risk of gout
Recently, another good news: drinking coffee can reduce the risk of gout. [Detailed]

The Secret of Blood Aging after 70 Years Old

The Secret of Blood Aging after 70 Years Old
How does the genetic changes accumulated slowly in blood stem cells during a person's life lead to the huge changes in blood production after the age of 70? A new study may shed light on this. Jointly completed by scientists and collaborators from Wellcome MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Research Institute and Wellcome Sanger Research Institute in the UK, this research recently published in the journal Nature proposed a new aging theory. [Detailed]

Allowing syphilis infection to observe how patients die: this dark experiment lasted for 40 years

Allowing syphilis infection to observe how patients die: this dark experiment lasted for 40 years
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the New York Times exposure of Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Before the truth was revealed in 1972, this human experiment had been carried out in the surrounding area of Tuskegee, Alabama, for 40 years. [Detailed]

Drink less and you'll be fine? This study tells you how harmful alcohol is to the heart

Drink less and you'll be fine? This study tells you how harmful alcohol is to the heart
More and more scientific research tells us that drinking does not have a "safe" boundary, and even drinking too little can cause health damage. Recently, according to a new study published at the "Heart Failure" theme annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology, the risk of alcohol to the heart may be greater than previously thought. [Detailed]

Nature: Heavy progress in AIDS treatment! New treatment is expected to control the virus level for a long time

Nature: Heavy progress in AIDS treatment! New treatment is expected to control the virus level for a long time
In the latest research in today's Nature, the research team from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has made a significant breakthrough. Through the combined use of two broad-spectrum neutralizing monoclonal antibodies, they confirmed the long-term effect of inhibiting HIV in a phase 1 clinical trial. This study is expected to provide an alternative to the current daily ART treatment. [Detailed]

Why are humans the smartest? Cambridge team finds key clues

Why are humans the smartest? Cambridge team finds key clues
In thousands of lives, human beings have unique cognitive ability. Why is our brain more intelligent than all other lives? This question is full of endless charm and attracts scientists to give answers from different perspectives. Now, a study published in Nature Neuroscience provides a new perspective from the perspective of information processing. [Detailed]

Intestinal microbes may be the "root" of human appetite

Intestinal microbes may be the "root" of human appetite
Eggs or yogurt, vegetables or potato chips? When we plan what food we want to eat every day, we may not make the real decision from "brain instructions". At present, a mouse experiment conducted by the University of Pittsburgh in the United States shows that the intestinal microbes of animals can affect their diet choices, and the microbes produce some substances that urge animals to desire certain types of food. [Detailed]

WHO assessed the global public health risk of monkeypox as medium

WHO assessed the global public health risk of monkeypox as medium
On the 29th local time, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a disease information bulletin, which assessed the global public health risk of monkeypox as medium. [Detailed]

Watching TV too long is more likely to get coronary heart disease? The key is related to this behavior

Watching TV too long is more likely to get coronary heart disease? The key is related to this behavior
People who often like to sit on the sofa and watch TV should pay attention. A collaborative study between Cambridge University and the University of Hong Kong found that watching too much TV may increase the risk of coronary heart disease, and this risk increase is not related to genetic factors. [Detailed]

Gene sequencing confirms that monkeypox has been widely spread in the community. Health officials in the country sounded the alarm for June

Gene sequencing confirms that monkeypox has been widely spread in the community. Health officials in the country sounded the alarm for June
With the release of a new round of gene sequencing reports of monkeypox virus by research teams in several European countries, including France, Italy and Spain, more and more evidence shows that monkeypox has been spread in large communities in Europe. [Detailed]

Little sleep in an hour, easy to be social phobic? New research reveals the neural mechanism of teenagers' lack of sleep affecting social interaction

Little sleep in an hour, easy to be social phobic? New research reveals the neural mechanism of teenagers' lack of sleep affecting social interaction
Recently, a research paper published in Nature Neuroscience revealed through mouse experiments that sleep disturbance in adolescence will directly affect social behavior in adulthood, and social defects will occur when interacting with strange mice. On the contrary, if we can try to supplement sleep in adolescence, it can help the autistic mice significantly improve their social disorder in adulthood. [Detailed]

Lancet: The new crown mutant may be in the body of immunocompromised infected people

Lancet: The new crown mutant may be in the body of immunocompromised infected people
Recently, the international authoritative medical journal The Lancet published a comment entitled Where is the next SARS-CoV-2 variant of concern. The commentary said that a new coronavirus variant may be evolving in a new coronavirus infected person with low immunity: it is highly infectious and can challenge existing immunity and therapy. [Detailed]

Drink less and you'll be fine? This study tells you how harmful alcohol is to the heart

Drink less and you'll be fine? This study tells you how harmful alcohol is to the heart
More and more scientific research tells us that drinking does not have a "safe" boundary, and even drinking too little can cause health damage. Recently, according to a new study published at the "Heart Failure" theme annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology, the risk of alcohol to the heart may be greater than previously thought. [Detailed]

Six little-known behavioral statistics of middle-aged and elderly people

Six little-known behavioral statistics of middle-aged and elderly people
When people reach the age of 60, although their body tissues are gradually aging, their libido will not disappear because of this. The elderly need to embrace more inner vitality in their later life. [Detailed]

Drinking tea for a long time can alleviate the flora and metabolic disorder caused by insomnia

Drinking tea for a long time can alleviate the flora and metabolic disorder caused by insomnia
On May 30, the team of Zheng Jusheng, a distinguished researcher of West Lake University, together with the team of Chen Yuming, a professor of Sun Yat sen University, and the team of Zhou Hongwei, a professor of Southern Medical University, titled "Intestinal flora bile acid axis connects the positive relationship between chronic insomnia and cardiovascular metabolic diseases", and relevant research results were published online in Nature Communication. [Detailed]

It's not a big problem to brush your mobile phone before going to bed? The researchers tracked 800 young people, and the results were a bit unexpected

It's not a big problem to brush your mobile phone before going to bed? The researchers tracked 800 young people, and the results were a bit unexpected
A recent study on mobile phone swiping by young people at night in Copenhagen University, Denmark, found that the impact of mobile phone swiping before bed on emotional and mental health may not be as serious as we thought, and may also play a positive role. [Detailed]

Exposure! Can I eat the two yuan sausage on the street?

Exposure! Can I eat the two yuan sausage on the street?
How many people see a 2 yuan sausage on the street that they will buy every time they see it. It's delicious to bake on the grill. But after eating, many people will worry about whether they can eat the two yuan sausage? What meat is it made of? Is it harmful to your health? [Detailed]

How much sleep is most beneficial to cognitive ability?

How much sleep is most beneficial to cognitive ability?
In order to enjoy life better, we might as well start by monitoring our sleep patterns and ensuring 7 hours of sleep every day. [Detailed]

In 2019 alone, 9 million people worldwide will die from pollution

In 2019 alone, 9 million people worldwide will die from pollution
According to a new study released by The Lancet · Planet Health, 9 million people worldwide will die from pollution in 2019, accounting for one sixth of the global death toll. [Detailed]

Climate change reduces people's sleep time

Climate change reduces people's sleep time
Most studies focusing on the impact of climate change on human life focus on how extreme weather events affect economic and social health in a large scale. However, climate change may also have a strong impact on human daily basic activities. A recent study published in One Earth shows that the rise of environmental temperature has a negative impact on the sleep of residents around the world. [Detailed]

There are so many benefits to eating oats! The new study of Nature makes oats clear for the first time

There are so many benefits to eating oats! The new study of Nature makes oats clear for the first time
In the latest Nature paper, researchers from Australia cracked the genome of oats for the first time. They saw many special properties of oats, and who is more suitable for eating oats, and even how oats can help improve diseases. [Detailed]

Life expectancy increased by more than 6 years! The study of 50000 people in the country of longevity found that these eight things are very important

Life expectancy increased by more than 6 years! The study of 50000 people in the country of longevity found that these eight things are very important
Recently, a new study published in Age and Ageing shows that a healthy lifestyle is associated with a reduced risk of death and an increased life expectancy. More importantly, this is true even among people over 80 years old or suffering from chronic diseases. [Detailed]

What are the advantages and disadvantages of telecommuting? A wave of research results is coming

What are the advantages and disadvantages of telecommuting? A wave of research results is coming
At the beginning of 2020, office workers around the world are forced to open the mode of remote office. Through this transformation, they also participated in a series of global experiments that were not planned in advance: for most of the past two years, social scientists have been studying what will happen after offline communication is changed to online communication. Now, their research results have been released in succession. The epidemic has made the world know what telecommuting is like. Now, when employers decide which office model to use in the future, there is more evidence for reference. [Detailed]

Late night emo does great harm! Science: Correct as soon as possible, and sleep can restore good mood

Late night emo does great harm! Science: Correct as soon as possible, and sleep can restore good mood
In the dead of night, some people begin to emo when they lie in bed. They look back on what happened during the day, which makes people anxious or depressed. After reading this article, you will know that too much thinking will not solve the problem, and the best way to get rid of these emotional troubles is to sleep. [Detailed]

Cell: Who is the earliest farmer on the earth? Here's a different story

Cell: Who is the earliest farmer on the earth? Here's a different story
A study published in the journal Cell revealed a clearer origin of farmers through ancient DNA sequencing, and put forward a new point of view: they are not from separate groups as previously thought, but formed by the fusion of two hunting and gathering groups after the end of a turbulent era when human beings are facing survival crisis. [Detailed]

Why can't we stop thinking about rua when we see something lovely?

Why can't we stop thinking about rua when we see something lovely?
When you see a cute animal or baby, will you also have an impulse: cannot help but want to pinch TA's face and hold it tightly. Or show a clenched fist posture, because they are so cute! But in our physical reactions, clenching our teeth, clenching our fists and even trying to squeeze each other seem to be aggressive behaviors, and only when we are angry will we do so. This seemingly contradictory physical reaction is named "cute attack". [Detailed]

"Difficulty in choosing" again? Otherwise, let the music help make a decision this time

"Difficulty in choosing" again? Otherwise, let the music help make a decision this time
In life, we often need to control our desire and meet it later, which is called "delayed gratification". Delayed gratification belongs to the category of "intertemporal choice". Compared with enjoying the dinner tonight, the attraction (value) of the delayed dinner is discounted. [Detailed]

Do you really hate sports? These scientific suggestions can help you move

Do you really hate sports? These scientific suggestions can help you move
We often hear others say, "Running will make you excited", "Exercise will make you addicted" and so on, but for most of us, it may be more difficult to love sports than climbing to the sky (climbing to the sky also requires running). Some people also say that they hate sports, are afraid of sports, and even just the idea of going to the gym makes them feel anxious. Then why are some people unwilling to exercise? How can we overcome this problem and gain the benefits of physical exercise? [Detailed]

Move your finger to participate in the special contest: improve your epidemic prevention index, and you can also get a gift package for epidemic prevention!

Move your finger to participate in the special contest: improve your epidemic prevention index, and you can also get a gift package for epidemic prevention!
Why should nucleic acid test be mixed? How to deal with the health treasure pop-up window? Why should the elderly be vaccinated with the new coronal vaccine? On May 15, the special prize winning contest of the 2022 Beijing Citizen Science Quality Competition "Move your finger to improve the epidemic prevention index" was officially launched. Citizens only need to scan the code and participate in answering questions on their mobile phones. While improving the epidemic prevention index, they also have the opportunity to obtain masks, hand sanitizer and other epidemic prevention gift bags! [Detailed]

Research shows that even a little light during sleep can be harmful to health

Research shows that even a little light during sleep can be harmful to health
When many people sleep, there will be some kind of artificial light in the room, such as TV, electronic products, or street lights outside the house. But a new study points out that even sleeping in moderate light for one night can have adverse effects on cardiovascular and metabolic health. [Detailed]

If a nuclear war breaks out, what food can we find?

If a nuclear war breaks out, what food can we find?
Nuclear winter refers to the global temperature drop caused by the nuclear weapon explosion, when the global climate and environment will also change significantly. At present, researchers say that some crops can survive in the nuclear winter and be used as human food. [Detailed]

What happened to the single eyelid? It hides many eye protection secrets!

What happened to the single eyelid? It hides many eye protection secrets!
According to the general impression, in East Asian countries such as China, Japan and Mongolia, the proportion of people with "single eyelids" is relatively high. In fact, this is mainly because many people's double eyelids are hidden! [Detailed]

The 2024 Future Science Award was announced in Beijing, and an award ceremony was held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center in November

The 2024 Future Science Award was announced in Beijing, and an award ceremony was held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center in November

The winners of the 2024 Future Science Award were announced, and Deng Hongkui, Zhang Tao, Li Yadong and Sun Binyong won the awards

The winners of the 2024 Future Science Award were announced, and Deng Hongkui, Zhang Tao, Li Yadong and Sun Binyong won the awards

It's a deal! August 16! Winners of 2023 Future Science Award announced

It's a deal! August 16! Winners of 2023 Future Science Award announced
At 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 16, 2023, the Future Science Awards will jointly hold a press conference in Beijing and Hong Kong to officially announce the winners of the 2023 "Life Science Awards", "Material Science Awards" and "Mathematics and Computer Science Awards", and officially release the agenda of the 2023 Future Science Awards Week. [Detailed]

Nike's robot development can make fashionable sneakers take on a new look in only 45 minutes!

Nike's robot development can make fashionable sneakers take on a new look in only 45 minutes!
At present, a robot innovation technology of Nike can extend the life of people's favorite shoes! [Detailed]

The millimeter soft robot can run and swim, which is comparable to the "little cheetah" in the robot field!

The millimeter soft robot can run and swim, which is comparable to the "little cheetah" in the robot field!
At present, scientists from Johannes Kepler University in Austria have recently developed a controllable software robot that can run, swim and jump at high speed. [Detailed]

The latest AI technology non invasively decodes "brain language", with an accuracy rate of 73%!

The latest AI technology non invasively decodes "brain language", with an accuracy rate of 73%!
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has developed a new AI technology that is expected to eventually be applied to tens of thousands of people worldwide who are unable to communicate through voice, typing or gestures. [Detailed]

The potential post quantum encryption algorithm was completely cracked in only one hour

The potential post quantum encryption algorithm was completely cracked in only one hour
At present, two researchers have successfully cracked an encryption algorithm that was once expected by the scientific community to resist the threat of quantum computing. [Detailed]

The winners of the 2022 Future Science Award were announced, and Li Wenhui, Yang Xueming and Mo Yiming won

The winners of the 2022 Future Science Award were announced, and Li Wenhui, Yang Xueming and Mo Yiming won

The 2022 Future Science Award announced that the winner of the Material Science Award: Yang Xueming

The 2022 Future Science Award announced that the winner of the Material Science Award: Yang Xueming
The 2022 Future Science Award announced that the winner of the Material Science Award was Yang Xueming. The reason for the award was to reward him for developing a new generation of cross molecular beam scientific instruments with high resolution and high sensitivity for quantum state resolution, which revealed the quantum resonance phenomenon and geometric phase effect in chemical reactions. [Detailed]

New wearable sensor can detect various compounds in human sweat

New wearable sensor can detect various compounds in human sweat
Gao Wei, associate professor of medical engineering at California Institute of Technology, USA, and her colleague Joanne Willens have developed a wearable sensor focusing on medical applications after years of research and design. [Detailed]

Magnetic quantum materials provide an exploration platform for the next generation of information technology

Magnetic quantum materials provide an exploration platform for the next generation of information technology
Scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy used neutron scattering to determine whether the atomic structure of a special material can carry a new type of state called "spiral rotating liquid". [Detailed]

Musk: Tesla humanoid robots will be cheaper than cars, and have both industrial and domestic uses

Musk: Tesla humanoid robots will be cheaper than cars, and have both industrial and domestic uses
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, shared the latest details of the Tesla humanoid robot Optimus in an online paper, including its cost and possible use. [Detailed]

AI algorithm can detect brain defects and help to treat epilepsy

AI algorithm can detect brain defects and help to treat epilepsy
At present, scientists have recently developed an AI algorithm that can detect the early symptoms of epilepsy patients, including symptoms that may be ignored by experienced senior doctors. [Detailed]

The surgical robot will board the International Space Station for testing in 2024

The surgical robot will board the International Space Station for testing in 2024
A robot "surgeon" will be sent to the International Space Station for testing, and may even operate independently in space one day. [Detailed]

The latest chemical reaction experiment will reveal the mystery of the origin of life on earth

The latest chemical reaction experiment will reveal the mystery of the origin of life on earth
Scientists are trying to reconstruct the biological process in the laboratory environment based on the chemical substances of the early Earth 3.7 billion years ago, using what is known as the biological process. [Detailed]

Training robot dog with world model: learn to walk, roll over and pass obstacles in one hour

Training robot dog with world model: learn to walk, roll over and pass obstacles in one hour
Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, recently released a robot dog that can walk and roll over in one hour, and even pass certain obstacles. [Detailed]

In 2022, four young mathematicians won the "Nobel Prize" Fields Prize in mathematics

In 2022, four young mathematicians won the "Nobel Prize" Fields Prize in mathematics
On the 5th local time, the latest winner of the Fields Prize in 2022 was announced at the International Mathematical Union (IMU) award ceremony held in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. [Detailed]

There is a huge seasonal ozone hole in the tropical area, with an area about 7 times that of the Antarctic ozone hole

There is a huge seasonal ozone hole in the tropical area, with an area about 7 times that of the Antarctic ozone hole
According to the AIP Progress of the American Physical Union, Canadian researchers said that an ozone hole seven times larger than the Antarctic ozone hole is currently located in the tropics. This huge, seasonal ozone hole has existed since the 1980s. [Detailed]

Famous Hong Kong writer Ni Kuang died at the age of 87

Famous Hong Kong writer Ni Kuang died at the age of 87
BEIJING, July 3 (Xinhua) According to Hong Kong's Sing Tao Daily website, writer Shen Xicheng confirmed on the social networking website on the afternoon of the 3rd that the famous writer Ni Kuang died at the age of 87. [Detailed]

Cost drops sharply Smartphone accessories can test middle ear function

Cost drops sharply Smartphone accessories can test middle ear function
Communication Medicine magazine recently published a health technology research report on a newly developed smartphone accessory, which can be used to test the middle ear function - the middle ear plays an important role in transmitting the sound that people hear. [Detailed]