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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
The Smallest Element
The smallest element in the universe around us is not a pixel (dot), but a vector (line). 1 line = 1 dimension. The laws of physics prevailing in the 1 dimensional world are…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
What is Sonic Boom ? [part.1]
Maybe for those of us who live near AU military bases sometimes wonder or maybe many are accustomed when in the day suddenly sounded like a bomb blast booming in the sky, as if…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
How hot is the hotest heat - [part.3]
When this star dies and explodes, if its explosive energy alone produces the GREAT gamma radiation from the ENERGY generated by our sun, even from the beginning of our sun to the…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
How hot is the hotest heat - [part.2]
If you want to be shining, your temperature should reach 525 degrees Celsius, if you look around, it's all just red. We can calculate the wavelength of electromagnetic. It can be…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
How hot is the hotest heat ? [part.1]
Let's start with the heat of the human body. Human body is never constant in 24 hours, when you are healthy and sleep at night, then, the next morning, at 4.30 your body reaches…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Staring To The Moon's Light Too long Dangerous
If we look at the Moon at any given time, we will see that the Moon "emits" light. But in truth, these rays are reflected rays from the sun. Perhaps also many who already know…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Crazy plans for Nuclear use [part.2]
NUCLEAR TANK - CHRYSLER TV-8 During the Cold War era, the NATO commander was worried that the Soviet Union would use a tactical Nuclear Weapon to change the course of ground…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Crazy plans for Nuclear use [part.1]
The use of Nuclear Energy has revolutionized the lives of mankind. Some scientists are not satisfied just using Nuclear Energy for power generation. They want the use of Nuclear…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Secret about Tardigrade Super Strong 'Water Bear' [part.4]
Tardigrade is in "Tun" mode, in an electron microscope field In addition, when they are in Tun mode, these water bears produce large amounts of antioxidants that neutralize the…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Secret about Tardigrade Super Strong 'Water Bear' [part.3]
Uniqueness Tardigrade Yes, tardigrade has its own physique, with its rear-faced hind legs, cute yet strange appearance, as if it were a boneless creature, but keep in mind that…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Secret about Tardigrade Super Strong 'Water Bear' [part.2]
They have small legs, each leg is equipped with a set of nails. These legs are arranged in a unique formation, their back legs facing backwards, this gives them agility as they…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Secret about Tardigrade Super Strong 'Water Bear' [part.1]
One day, people know this disaster will come, but there is nothing they can do. A star 4,000 light-years away met the end of his life in a powerful cosmic explosion known as…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Why the Moon does not fall to Earth
Ever thought not why the moon is not extracted by the earth's gravity as well as the earth is not extrated in the gravity of the sun, Apparently it is all caused by a force…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo Sapiens [part.13]
Literally meaning intelligent human, is a species that lived about 250 thousand years ago until now - leaving only one sub-species of homo sapiens sapiens (modern humans). The…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo Floresiensis [part.12]
Homo Floresiensis aka 'Hobbit' is one of the findings of the latest hominid species. Discovered in 2003 by a joint team from Indonesia and Australia in the cave of Liang Bua…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo neanderthalensis [part.11]
Neanderthals or neandertals - named after the Neander valley (neandertal = Neander valley), located near Düsseldorf, Germany. In the cave where the stone excavation in the valley…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo heidelbergensis [part.10]
Literally meaning Heidelberg man, this is a species suspected of being a ancestor of Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthal. Where heidelbergensis who had migration to Europe first…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo antecessor [part.9]
Homo antecessor is estimated to live between 1.2 million years ago to about 800 thousand years ago. Discovered by Eudald Carbonell, Juan Luis Arsuaga and J. M. Bermúdez de…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo Erectus [part.8]
Homo erectus is closely related to Indonesia, since the first findings of fossils of this species occur in Indonesia. Discovered by the Dutch anatomist Eugene Dubois in 1891, in…
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daily-science (59)in #science • 7 years ago
Human evolution - Homo Ergaster [part.7]
Living in eastern and southern Africa about 2.5-1.7 million years ago, ergasters are separated from erectus (due to a number of differences they have (such as the volume of the…
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