Space science
For the first time discovered the 'heartbeat' of the mysterious star
For the past few decades, astronomers have been trying to listen to the 'heartbeat' of a class of stars called the Delta Scuti variable star.
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Animal world
Surprise the friendship of one of the world's most lonely and cold creatures
Often considered a solitary and cold, snake is thought to have no social interaction with each other.
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9 rules to follow to have an easy life
People in the Nordic countries have always been in the top of the most happy world in recent years. What is their secret?
Archeology
80 million-year-old creatures like 'aliens' are present throughout the Earth
Strange fossils appear in chalk on many continents, on the body with unusual ball-shaped structures never seen in any animal on earth.
Biology
Find new parasites while surfing Twitter
This is the first time a creature has been discovered on Twitter.
Animal world
Scientist 'drunk' because of laughing gas in penguin droppings
The researchers encountered symptoms such as drowsiness, nausea, and headache, after hours of breathing the laughing gas born from the king penguin droppings in Antarcti…
Animal world
Science has created a mouse carrying human cells
By injecting human stem cells into mouse embryos, the scientists will create mouse varieties for more accurate test results.
Space science
NASA is about to create artificial meteor shower?
The first artificial meteor shower on the planet could occur in the near future when NASA plans to take measures to defend the Earth.
Animal world
Decipher the secret of a snail living on a crater
The foot-snail snail (hydrothermal snail) survived in what researchers call 'impossible conditions of life.
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What if humans could breathe underwater?
When humans can swim freely underwater like fishes, what new things will appear in life on this Earth?
Biology
Is planting in the desert good or bad?
Desertification is a dangerous phenomenon which is threatening many countries in the world, so the plan to plant trees in the desert area seems to be an effective method…
Biology
'Biological mystery' in South African honey bees
The ability to produce only females gives all South African worker bees the chance to genetically 'regenerate' into a new queen.
Animal world
Birds sing like laughter, deciding on the sex of the offspring
This kingfisher has a special singing voice that sounds like people laughing. It often sings at dawn and dusk, like a hilarious alarm clock.
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9 things you probably didn't know about Jerusalem
The city has more than 1,500 parks and green gardens, each year hosting a festival of lights.
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Strange and interesting things make visitors surprised about Africa
Africa has the most exotic and wonderful countries, giving you unprecedented travel experiences anywhere else on the planet.