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A famous alien object could disrupt current planetary formation theories, rewriting Earth's early history.
Biologists are trying to find a way to save the humpback shark, a primitive fish that lives in the Colorado River (USA), from the danger of extinction due to predators f…
Some of these imaginary technologies have become very familiar today.
The Palermo Stone is one of the seven surviving fragments of a Royal Chronicle stela of the Old Kingdom period in ancient Egyptian history.
The gene bank located in Jingdezhen town, Jiangxi province, will store data on nearly 20 million pieces of ancient ceramics.
Confirmed by testing on Earth, Chinese scientists report signs that water exists in rocks collected by the Chang'e 5 lander on the Moon.
If successful, solar power stations in space can operate continuously regardless of day and night or weather conditions.
The scientific report suggests that chickens may have been domesticated much later than previously thought, starting only when humans began cultivating rice in the fores…
The newly discovered crater shows that the geological composition of the Martian surface is very complex and diverse.
A snake's head seems to be emerging from a large rock, towards a strange doll with the head being a balanced rock as if it is plastered... is the strange scene that the…
If you do not touch the corals carefully, they will be affected or die. Leaving trash or accidentally dropping small items are also factors that harm this creature.
Each school of dolphins has small groups that function as babysitters, including mothers and baby fish. Female dolphins even care for the offspring of other mothers.
Among the lost cities, Thonis-Heracleion is known as a bustling city of Egyptian civilization.
The scales on the wings help the moths resist echolocation, inspiring experts to develop lightweight noise-reducing materials.
Unlike what we often hear in sci-fi movies, the universe doesn't actually have a center.