- MIT makes a material that keeps it cool without electricity

A combination of hydrogel (water gel) and aerogel (gas gel), this material can hold objects colder for up to 5 times longer than similar materials.
- Without electrolysis, splashing a microwave into the water is also capable of generating hydrogen

With just one breakthrough, the group of researchers made the energy industry, the material science branch, the space travel industry excitedly present.
- Science has discovered the fastest-flying star in the Milky Way, reaching 8% of the speed of light

This is just one of a cluster of stars orbiting the giant black hole Sagittarius A * located at the center of our galaxy.
- 10 animals with monstrous appearance

Not only possesses a strange appearance, a number of gold-plated macaque or red-faced macaque, ... are also extremely rare, listed in the Red Book of the World.
- Decode the tactics used in promotional videos

Most of what people see in TV commercials is a lie.
- Discovered organic molecules that can make life in the center of the Milky Way

What are the secrets that we still don't know?
- Australia discovered dinosaur fossils turned into gems

Among the many minerals found in Australia, there is a gemstone called opal (a cat's eye stone), considered a priceless treasure in the Middle Ages and respected by the Greeks. But
- Decipher the mystery behind a photo of a 'human bone' object on NASA's Martian surface

A photo of a strange object shaped like a 'human bone' on the Martian surface has been decoded by NASA
- The weirdest place on the planet: Where the compass points in one direction and more

It is the furthest point on Earth in the north, where all meridians meet ...
- Scientists create the world's best heat-resistant material, which can be used for spacecraft

Scientists from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) in Moscow (Russia) recently made a ceramic-like material that is more heat-resistant than any other
- Why do whales swing their tails up and down, but sharks swing their tails to the sides?

Why are they the same sea creatures, but the big whales swim in a way that swings their tail up and down and sharks and many other fish swing their tails sideways horizontally?
- New research shows Tyrannosaurus Tyrannosaurus relies on her sixth sense to 'love'?

An article in a scientific report describing a new Tyrannosaurus fossil from Montana, USA proves that Tyrannosaurus has a 'sixth sense'!
- The mysterious bubble that appears in the center of the Milky Way galaxy is finally 'decoded'.

Since its first discovery to date, the Fermi Bubble has caused astronomers around the world to have a 'headache' for not being able to find the origin of this giant gamma-ray
- 12 mysterious deepest holes in the planet

Here is a list of the 12 most mysterious deep pits on the planet that contain many mysteries. When anyone looks at it, everyone is overwhelmed and feel like they have been
- Meteors have the power to destroy 10 billion atomic bombs hitting the Earth at the 'super dangerous' angle, completely eliminating dinosaurs

The results of the simulation study showed that meteorites collided with the Earth at an angle of 60 degrees, creating maximum gas causing climate change such as sulfur and carbon
- Misconceptions about biology that many people still believe in.

Humans evolved from apes, cats and dogs with color blindness, ostriches stomp their heads to the ground in fear ... are the wrong biological views that many people have been
- The inventions show the sublime intelligence of Leonardo da Vinci

He invented robots, self-propelled cars and airplanes. Where to find another genius like da Vinci?
- 12 strange and interesting facts about the universe: How many of you know?

If you lived on Venus, you would see the Sun rise every 117 days on Earth. That means the Sun will only grow twice in Venus' year. In addition, because Venus rotates clockwise, the
- The strange forest area looks like a chessboard when viewed from above

That forest had different squares like a chessboard. If walking normally in the forest, it's really hard to tell the difference.
- New archaeological discoveries show that cats and dogs previously shared a common ancestor

Dogs are a family of carnivorous and omnivorous mammals collectively referred to as dogs, wolves or foxes ... and cats are a separate family of nine carnivores, but archaeological