Dwarfs were respected in ancient Egypt
In ancient Egypt, dwarves were respected, leading a high life. Sometimes, they even become powerful figures in society.
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In ancient Egypt, dwarves were respected, leading a high life. Sometimes, they even become powerful figures in society.
Researchers created today's high-quality olive oil-like oils by twisting more than 4,000 years ago.
The giant centipede can be found in northern Colombia and northern Venezuela, as well as the nearby islands of Aruba, Curaçao and Trinidad.
In Baikal, the world's deepest lake, is inhabited by Nerpas seals that rarely appear before humans.
Goldfish, a fish that is very familiar to us, but few people know that behind their lovely appearance is a long story.
For the first time, plants grown above ground can germinate and grow in soil taken from the Moon in a landmark test just published.
An unmanned diving device with a built-in large sensor to measure carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the ocean has completed its first night mission at Resurrection Bay in A…
Scientists in New Zealand have discovered an underground ecosystem hidden 500m under Antarctica's largest ice shelf.
This is the first time researchers have found a statue representing the head of God Wu, at the Palenque site, in the state of Chiapas in northern Mexico.
According to scientists, this 'mysterious hero' has saved the Earth and humanity from collisions many times, not only in 1994.
NASA will control the probe to explore the rock dome made of magma on the Moon that has a different structure from the surrounding area.
On June 5 (local time), China launched the Shenzhou-14 spacecraft, bringing 3 astronauts to the Tiangong space station to carry out a 6-month mission on this space stati…
Three Chinese astronauts have just been sent into space, starting a six-month mission to work on the country's new space station.
On June 6, Japanese officials announced that scientists in this country had detected more than 20 types of amino acids in samples of materials caused by chemicals.
The Kingdom of Monaco owns many records: being the second smallest country and also the second richest in the world.