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"We lived well alone in the city"… The reason a mountain couple seeks each other more desperately

A couple and their two children, who moved to the mountains of Paranggol in Jincheon County, Chungcheongbuk-do, find warmth and deeper connection through the challenges of winter.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

"There is no Jangma, only tropical downpours"... Why 2024 could be the coolest summer

The video "Kim Eung-bin's Eung Biology" explains how climate change increases thermal energy, leading to more volatile weather patterns and the emergence of EID. It also discusses how humanity is consuming resources faster than they can regenerate, as indicated by Overshoot Day.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

Korean Snakehead Shaking US Rivers... Invasive Species Ecosystem Invasion and Changes

A discussion was held regarding the impact of invasive species settling in new environments and how organisms adapt to environmental changes. The video from the YouTube channel 'Gwahageulboda' explores how invasive species spread globally and alter ecosystems.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21

문화 & 라이프

The Identity of the 'Golden Temple' at the 1,612m Tianzhu Peak, Where Filming is Prohibited

The report explores the historical and spiritual significance of Xiangyang and the Wudang Mountains in Hubei Province, China, highlighting the connection to Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the sacred Golden Temple on Tianzhu Peak.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

테크 & 미래

SpaceX's Obsession with "100% Reusability": The Ultimate Destination of the Space Economy Dreamed of by Starship

SpaceX aims to revolutionize space exploration by achieving 100% rocket reusability, moving beyond the current model of single-use rockets. Through the development of Falcon 9 and the massive Starship project, the company is overcoming technical failures and extreme environmental challenges to build a fully reusable launch system.

Jin Seo-woo · 2026.09.21

테크 & 미래

6 million won laptop equipped with RTX 5080: Should you endure 'airplane engine' noise?

The newly released HyperX OMEN MAX 16, part of HP's reorganized premium gaming lineup, aims for top-tier performance with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 but faces challenges regarding weight and loud fan noise.

Jin Seo-woo · 2026.09.21

테크 & 미래

"Success in Phase 3 of Personalized Cancer Vaccine" The Reality of mRNA that Boosted Moderna's Stock by 177%

The mRNA technology, famous for COVID-19 vaccines, is expanding into cancer treatment, highlighted by Moderna's recent Phase 3 success in melanoma. This personalized approach uses mRNA to teach the immune system to target specific neoantigens found in a patient's cancer cells.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21

문화 & 라이프

Life in the Back Alleys of the Forbidden City 600 Years Ago: The Soul Food of Commoners Remaining in Beijing's 'Hutong'

The article explores the traditional life and culinary heritage preserved in the Hutong alleys of Beijing, contrasting the modern city's rapid development with the historical essence of the Siheyuan and ethnic culinary traditions.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

문화 & 라이프

From Decapitation in front of Sungnyemun Gate, the Reason Why King Yeongjo Fought a Fierce War Against 'Alcohol'

The article explores the reasons behind King Yeongjo's strict Prohibition Decree in the Joseon Dynasty, ranging from the symbolic use of the Garo Lizard-themed jade cup to the economic necessity of preserving rice. It also contrasts the state's control of alcohol with its role as a social medium in scholar society.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

문화 & 라이프

"Half Water, Half Gizzard Shad" From Seocheon to Sokcho: Why Foodies Flock to the Autumn Sea

As autumn arrives, food lovers across the country head to the coast to enjoy seasonal delicacies. From gizzard shad in Seocheon and Hongseong to large prawns in Namdang Port and various grilled fish in Sokcho, the autumn sea offers a rich feast of flavors.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

사회 & 이슈

"I want to live in Jeonju, but there are no jobs" The real voices of young people heard on the ground

Woo Ji-woo, a Youth Advisor, visited Jeonbuk to listen to the grievances of young people and seek policy solutions. During meetings in Jeonju, youth expressed needs for simplified administrative procedures, internship programs, and addressed concerns regarding employment, housing, and economic burdens.

Han Do-kyung · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

"It would have been impossible 5 years ago"... Professor Lee Joon-ho of Seoul National University speaks on the possibility of reverse-aging

Professor Lee Joon-ho of Seoul National University discusses how advancements in technology like AI and gene editing are making reverse-aging a scientific possibility. He explains the mechanisms of aging, the role of Telomere, and the delicate balance between extending lifespan and preventing cancer.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21

뉴스

'Plaintext' Exposed for 30 Seconds During Booting: Fatal Flaw in Aegis Ships and Stealth Fighter Cryptographic Equipment

A fatal flaw has been discovered in the cryptographic equipment responsible for securing cutting-edge weapon systems, including Aegis ships and F-35 stealth fighters, where Level 2 military secrets were exposed in plaintext. Despite initial attempts by the Ministry of National Defense of South Korea to attribute the issue to testing environments, the flaw was eventually acknowledged, raising concerns over both national security and the transparency of massive private contracts.

Han Do-kyung · 2026.09.21

사회 & 이슈

A 30,000-won Journey for 4,000 Won a Day: Seniors Heading to the Streets to Grab 500 Won Coins

South Korea's elderly poverty rate exceeds 48%, the highest among OECD nations, forcing many seniors to seek small amounts of money and free meals on the streets. Structural welfare gaps caused by support obligation standards and increasing social isolation lead to rising rates of lonely deaths among the elderly.

Han Do-kyung · 2026.09.21

테크 & 미래

Cloud Vulnerabilities Exposed by Iranian Drone Attacks: Why Data Replication Alone Was Not Enough

An Iranian drone attack on AWS data centers in the Middle East has highlighted the limitations of data replication when faced with Common Cause Failure. The incident demonstrated how physical destruction and regional instability can bypass traditional cloud redundancy assumptions.

Jin Seo-woo · 2026.09.21

테크 & 미래

The Engineer Who Drew Circuit Diagrams by Hand: The Record of 'A-501', the Beginning of South Korea's IT

A KBS documentary explores the origins of South Korea's electronics industry through the 'A-501', the first domestically produced radio released in 1959. It highlights the struggle between practical design and foreign technical advice, and the legacy of engineer Kim Hae-su.

Jin Seo-woo · 2026.09.21

경제 & 커리어

"You're good at summarizing, but what is your opinion?" Why experts who dig only one well are in danger in the AI era

Author Baek Young-jae explains why traditional specialized expertise is losing value in the age of AI and why becoming a "boundary person" with the ability to connect different fields is essential for survival.

Moon Se-young · 2026.09.21

사회 & 이슈

1 in 4 Infertility Patients Stop Treatment Due to Costs, Male Patients Surge 67% Over 7 Years

The number of infertility patients is rising rapidly due to delayed marriage and childbirth, facing severe economic and psychological burdens. While male infertility cases have surged by 67% over seven years, many couples are forced to stop treatment due to high costs and social prejudice.

Han Do-kyung · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

Einstein's Doubt of 'Spooky Action at a Distance': The Reality of Quantum Entanglement Proven by Bell's Inequality Experiments

The article explores the historical tension between Einstein's belief in Local Realism and the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics, detailing how Bell's Inequality and subsequent experiments by Alain Aspect eventually proved the existence of Quantum Entanglement.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21

문화 & 라이프

"Limited to 5 per person" 3,000 won giant toast: The 40-year-old handmade taste preserved by a Vietnamese daughter-in-law

Jeong Su-hyeon, a daughter-in-law from Vietnam, is continuing her parents-in-law's 40-year legacy of making affordable, hearty giant toast at a traditional market in Seoul. Despite her initial intention to quit after her mother-in-law's passing, the requests from loyal customers led her back to the grill to preserve the cherished flavor.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

문화 & 라이프

"A Failure on Land, but a Seal in the Water" Why a 40kg Bulldog Follows the Fishing Boat

Kim Yong-il, a maritime rescue veteran, and his English Bulldog, Bada, share a unique daily life in Boryeong, South Chungcheong Province. While Bada struggles with physical limitations on land, the dog transforms into an expert swimmer in the water and accompanies his owner on fishing trips.

Lim Do-hyun · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

On the Moon with One-Sixth Gravity, is it possible to build buildings taller than on Earth?

The article explores the physical and structural challenges of building tall structures on the Moon, where gravity is one-sixth of Earth's, noting that issues like pressure differentials and material limits are more significant than gravity alone.

Jin Seo-woo · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

"Foreign ligaments entering my body"... The rigorous processes of tissue banks that erase unfamiliar cells

A Kokobora video explains the scientific processes used by tissue banks to process and store human tissues, ensuring they can be transplanted without immune rejection. The video details everything from ultra-low temperature storage to sterilization methods that eliminate donor cells to prevent rejection.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21

건강 & 과학

Surviving Even After 5 Years of Starvation, Armored Snails... TOP 5 Unknown Deep-Sea Creatures

In the program "If? Rank!" on YTN Science, Dr. Kim Dong-seong from the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology and science communicator Science Dream reveal the incredible survival strategies of deep-sea creatures.

Oh Yu-jin · 2026.09.21