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Guam island birds back after 40 years of extinction
The Guam Island waterfowl - a species extinct in the wild for 40 years - have returned after decades of conservation efforts, originating from the last 21 individuals ke…
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Archeology
Discover the world's oldest forest ruins
Researchers unearthed the remains of a forest stretching 400 km from New York State to Pennsylvania more than 380 million years ago.
Space science
Strangely enough, the monkey flew into space, on returning, it also disturbed an American destroyer
The monkey continued to live a long life, until it died in 1982 and was cremated.
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Why is Nikola Tesla obsessed with Egyptian pyramids?
Inventor Nikola Tesla has many unusual obsessions, in which he thinks that the great pyramids of Egypt are huge sources of energy transmission. He built the Tesla Tower…
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Chinese robots set the longest operating record on the Moon
The robot Rabbit Jade 2 has surpassed the Soviet Lunokhod 1 with a time of operation on the Moon's surface for more than 11 months.
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Things you didn't know about penile fish
The photo of a 25cm-long, winding creature can offend some viewers if they have never known the penis fish. Penis fish have invaded the California coast before, and rece…
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The greatest scientific discoveries of 2010 (Part 2)
We are entering a time of transition that is not just a new year but a new decade. Let's review the most important scientific findings in the past 10 years.
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What is arsenic, is it harmful or not?
Arsenic (arsenic) is one of the most unique elements in the world, occurring both in the natural environment and created by human activities.
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Europe launches satellite search for extrasolar planets
CHEOPS satellite is like a telescope, designed to measure the thickness, structure and size of many planets outside the solar system.
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Decode the world's largest transport plane manufactured by the Soviet Union
Powered by six powerful engines, capable of carrying an entire spacecraft, Antonov An-225
Archeology
Discovered the sauce factory 2,000 years ago
The garum workshop, a famous Roman fish sauce to bring with you in every conquest, is far from the old city due to the unpleasant smell.
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Prehistoric crocodile weighs 3 tons and is as long as a bus
Massive weight is what drives the prehistoric caiman crocodile to grow more vertebrae on the sacrum to support the weight.
Space science
NASA released a new image of the Horse Head Nebula
The image was compiled based on data from many satellites showing the special shape of the Horsehead Nebula 1,500 light-years from Earth.
Archeology
Tran pile found nearly thousand years old
Archaeological Institute is excavating the pile ground with many signs dating from Hung Dao Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan in Thuy Nguyen district.
1001 mystery
The mysterious ancient rock in Africa makes archaeologists 'headache' unable to decode
Located near the town of Tiya in southern Ethiopia, Tiya ancient rock is an archaeological site that attracts international researchers.