Space science
Discover thousands of 'strange objects' from other galaxies surrounding us
These are invading stars, made entirely out of the material of the Milky Way - the galaxy containing the Earth.
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Biology
Smart seeds help farmers overcome climate change
British engineers have created an intelligent seed that not only enhances yield but also helps farmers overcome climate change.
Archeology
Discovering dinosaur horns 33,500 years old: Did humans live at the same time as dinosaurs?
The fossil record found in May 2012 challenged the notion that all dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago.
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Power Passport 2020: Japan leads, Vietnam ranked 88/107
Global resident and resident consultancy firm Henley & Partners has just released their passport rankings (Henley Passport Index) in 2020.
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Why did the Australian government spray vegetables from the plane into the forest?
New South Wales (NSW) has released thousands of kilograms of sweet potatoes and carrots from above to save the famine of wildlife in the wildfire crisis in Australia.
Archeology
500-year-old gold ingot of Aztec empire
The researchers confirmed the 2 kg gold ingot was part of the Aztec treasure plundered by Spanish colonists five centuries ago.
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For the first time, scientists have successfully implemented quantum shifts between two chips
We do not fully understand quantum mechanics or quantum entanglement (what Albert Einstein called 'remote bizarre activity'), yet we still apply it to achieve technologi…
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Is 1 horsepower equal to the power of a horse?
There are many ways to measure the power of a motor block of cars, motorcycles and air-conditioners ... So is a 100 horsepower car with the power of 100 horses? The answ…
Biology
Young shoots growing on trees are burned down by wildfires in Australia
Australians are spreading images of the miraculous regeneration of forests after a fire. Forest fires have been raging throughout the country for months.
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Is it possible to 'fool' the alcohol meter?
There are still many misconceptions about what a breathalyzer can and cannot do, and how to
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The quietest room in the world: You can hear the sound of blood running on your head
Some people believe they can go crazy in this room. By silence can also be like a form of torture. When no sound comes from outside, the only thing you can hear is the s…
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Things you may not know about Jordan
Jordan is an Arab country in the Middle East that extends from the southern part of the Syrian desert to the Gulf of Aqaba.
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Why is human body temperature decreasing?
A new study by a team of scientists at Stanford Medical University shows that human body temperatures in the US have dropped over the past century.
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Why is Japan the lowest obese country in the world?
With the continuous development of society, the living standard of people is higher and the food they eat is more nutritious and more prone to weight gain, obesity / How…
Archeology
Detecting a concussion about the terracotta army in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang
Chinese archaeologists found 220 more terracotta warriors during the excavation of the tomb of the first Emperor of the Qin Dynasty.