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Physicists Explained Why The Nanomaterial Loses Superconductivity
Superconductivity was opened in 1911, but its properties and characteristics have not yet been fully studied. A new study on the example of nanowires helps to understand how this phenomenon is lost. © Wikipedia The problem of maintaining low beverage temperatures is hot summer – a classic phase transition lesson. They must be studied, heat […]
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Scientists Investigated Horizontal Transfer Of Genes In Mammals
Genetics SHOWED THAT "GARBAGE", NON-PROTEIN-CODING MOBILE DNA ELEMENTS CAPABLE OF TRANSMITTED FROM THE BODY TO THE BODY EVEN BETWEEN MAMMALS. © Wikipedia DNA OF ALMOST ALL LIVING ORGANISMS CEBOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS TO MULTIPLY INSIDE THE GENOME AND SOMETIMES TRANSMITTED BETWEEN THEM. These Mobile Genetic Elements Are Transposons – As A Rule, They Do Not Carry Any […]
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Another Version Of The Alleged Design Of Playstation 5 Has Been Published
The likely design of the future gaming console from Sony went through the Internet.New console from different angles / © Tweaktown The release of Sony PlayStation 5 is expected in a year to Catholic Christmas 2020. How will the prefix look like – it remains only to guess. But it is already known that a […]
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Footwear Influenced The Physical Abilities Of Children
Teenagers who did not wear shoes in childhood showed the best results in equilibrium tests. Results Table / Frontiers in Pediatrics Professor Astrid Zat (Astrid Zech), a supervision study, called a possible explanation for this phenomenon: "In South Africa, the test on the sprint passed on the open space, the weather was changed, and the […]
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Paleontologists Explained The Giantism Of Residents Of The Ancient “Sugar Sea”
Tens of millions of years ago, the shallow water of the transbshak sea route inhabited especially large aquatic animals. © Wikipedia Today, Sugar Is One of the Greatest Deserts on Earth, However, IT Was Not Always. Between 50 and 100 Million Years Ago, It Covered Extensive, Densely Populated, Although The Shanow Sea, Which Occupied A […]
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F-35 Fighters Fought In Academic Air Combat With F-15
F-35A fighter-bombers who arrived in Japan fighters fought in academic air battle with American and Japanese pilots on F-15. F-35 and F-15 / © Armytimes The pilot compared the fifth generation fighters F-22 and F-35, noting that the first one, unlike the second, is able to "turn inside out". However, the fact that F-22 has […]
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Whether Travel Time Is Possible? Scientists Go To The Refusal Based On The New Opening
Scientists from Scotland found the core of the pear-shaped form in a relatively light atom. This May Entail Distant Consequency. © Wikipedia FEW PEOPLE KNOW THAT THE NUCLEI OF ATOMS ARE OF VARIOUS SHAPES, WHICH CAN BE VERY DIFFERENT FROM SPHERICAL. They, for example, CAN BE "Shiny" – Like a ball for american football. Well, […]
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In China, Successfully Tested The First Reusable Rocket
The first full launch is scheduled for 2020. © Wikipedia Chinese startup LinkSpace on Saturday spent a third test of the Multi-Rocket Rassette RLV-T5, reports Reuters Agency. As the developers declared, now China has become even closer to relatively cheap space launches. Linkspace CEO, 26-year-old Hu Zhenyu (Hu Zhenyu) said that during tests at the […]
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News On The Death Of Celebrities Increased The Number Of Imitative Suicides
Researchers tied the "Effect of Verter" after the death of actor Robin Williams with the manner of sending news in the press. Changes in the number of publications / © Plos One According to researchers, in the growth of suicide number in the second half of 2014 there could be other reasons, however, the manner […]
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Israel Will Send The First Mission To The Moon In December 2018
Israeli organization on Tuesday, July 10, announced the planning of the launch of the first lunar spacecraft. Start scheduled for December. © Wikipedia The admiration of the undiluted apparatus weighing 585 kilograms when starting should occur on February 13, 2019, as Spaceil representatives at the Iehud conference announced. The ship will be launched using Spacex […]