Oceanography
The ocean heats up the equivalent of each person opening 100 microwaves
The heat in the world's oceans hit a new record in 2019, showing warming
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Genetic impact on nematodes increases life expectancy by 500%
The impact of CRISPR technology on the two genetic codes IIL and TOR makes the Elegans nematode increased by 500% of life expectancy, bringing hope of increasing life ex…
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Why do we dream about so much extraordinary things, even nightmares?
Our dreams rarely have clear logic, because the hormones responsible for that are inhibited when you are sleeping.
Space science
Detected two 'super Earths' in habitable zones
The researchers found that two exoplanets that are nearly eight times the size of the Earth could have liquid water, orbiting stars close to the sun.
Animal world
Animals that have the most horrible way of 'sex' in the world
In the animal world, it can be a very dangerous sport, even for some species, it is the last action in their life they can do.
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Why not yawn when passing through security at the airport?
Some actions such as whistling or yawning can cause passengers to be held at security gates at US airports.
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What is special about the Apple New Year in Vietnam and other Asian countries?
Not only Vietnam but also some countries in Asia such as China, Japan and South Korea also have the custom of worshiping Mr. Cong and Mr. Apple.
Oceanography
Fishermen catch giant 50-year-old grouper in the United States
A fisherman caught a grouper weighing 159kg and was determined to be about 50 years old in southwest Florida, USA. This is the oldest fish ever caught here.
Animal world
Thirteen species could be extinct from the Australian bushfire disaster
Following the forest fire disaster in Australia, 13 species are predicted to disappear forever.
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Will the 'immortal' really only die when the Sun explodes?
This creature is nearly indestructible, can survive comfortably in the harshest conditions and only truly dies when the Sun explodes.
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What are the differences between rice tray and Lunar New Year holidays?
On the occasion of the Chinese New Year, while the Korean ancestor tray has to prepare 20 dishes, the party in Mongolia has only two main dishes.
Space science
The 7 billion-year-old star dust in asteroid hits Earth
Scientists identified the giant rock meteorite that fell to Earth half a century ago containing dust and is believed to be the oldest solid material.
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Mars is losing water faster than scientists expected
The red planet continues to surprise scientists. In November 2019, researchers discovered fluctuations in oxygen on Mars and said they could not explain them. Recently,…
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The fact that koalas save many animals from burning death
Researchers believe that reports of naked koalas dragging small animals into burrows to save them from wildfires have not been verified.
Space science
The giant planet is throwing meteors toward Earth
The research results show that the gas giant of the Solar System is not exactly the bodyguard of Earth and other small rocky planets as previously thought.