Oceanography
Scientists have just discovered a way to read the mind of jellyfish, which have no brains
Although jellyfish don't have brains, scientists have found a way to read their minds.
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Archeology
Extinct species lurking in Canada, living for another 5,000 years no one knows?
New DNA evidence reveals the famous woolly mammoth existed in Canada as long as 5,000 years ago, after being thought to be extinct worldwide for several millennia.
Archeology
Discovered 1,000-year-old ink pen made of bone in Ireland
The pen is composed of a bone tube and a metal nib that acts like an ink pen, suitable for drawing fine lines.
Space science
The surprising truth about the image of 'ghost butterfly' flying through space was captured by the observatory
A spectacular image of a ghostly butterfly made of light has just been released by an observatory located in Chile, dubbed the Chamaeleon Infrared Nebula.
Animal world
Many sea creatures form flocks and nest on plastic trash floating in the ocean
Called the neo-ocean community, swarms of these creatures are growing in the Pacific Garbage Island area and drifting with the currents.
Animal world
Blue heron - a magical bird that only needs to shrink its neck to turn into... 2 different species
The blue heron is a large bird in the heron genus Ardeidae that commonly inhabits open waters and wetlands in North and Central America.
Biology
Can plants sing and communicate?
to determine how plant life forms evolved compared to humans and whether they could sing and communicate.
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Breaking the record for the last freezing point of water
TipsMake - Scientists at the University of Houston have just broken the record for the freezing point of water, and discovered the huge implications of this in energy sy…
Archeology
Scanning the ditch digging radar, a series of thousand-year-old treasures appear in the image
The process of surveying a private land to dig ditches has revealed huge ancient houses and many ancient tombs, inside containing many antiques, which are considered an…
Archeology
Excavation of 2,100-year-old spooky fireplace, expert horror: The secret lies in the inner chamber!
According to scientists, this fireplace is specially designed to stay warm all night.
Space science
Comet visit Earth before disappearing 80,000 years
Comet Leonard with an 80,000-year orbit is passing close to Earth, becoming the brightest comet of the year and providing a rare viewing opportunity.
1001 mystery
Russia: 'Zombie fire' burns in a cold place of -50 degrees Celsius
The photographer captured smoke rising from an underground fire fueled by peat and methane, while ice covered the ground.
Animal world
The only beach in the world where dolphins visit every day
The dolphins that visit Monkey Mia every morning draw more than 100,000 visitors to the beach each year, and for good reason, there's no place like it in the world.
Oceanography
Mysterious 'fingerprints' in the ocean
Baljenac is a tiny island covered with a series of stone walls that make it look like a fingerprint in the middle of the ocean when viewed from above.
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Why can the Moon be considered a planet?
Many celestial bodies in the Solar System can fall into the 'planet' category, including Earth's Moon and many others, and even some 'dwarf planets', or 'asteroids'.