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US federal agencies have been holding lie detectors since the 1950s to reassure public opinion that they can unmask the agents.
The successful reproduction of Atlantic column corals in the artificial environment opens hope for saving the dying coral population in Florida.
The vast ocean world with numerous animals makes us yearn to explore, from fierce to strange with special abilities, they gradually attract more human curiosity.
Fossils dating to about 168 million years old were excavated by scientists recently.
The US Air Force X-37B has just completed Saturday in orbit, making it the longest mission-carrying ship in a secret test program.
Asteroid 29075 1950DA could create a crater more than 27 km in diameter if it hit Earth on March 16, 2880.
The head of NASA has made a shocking statement that a familiar and mysterious object at the edge of the Solar System is a true planet.
The latest image of the planetary nebula NGC 2371/2 released by NASA last week shows the remnants of a dying star.
To complete the 'Insect Pain Scale,' a scientist used his own body as a test subject and suffered more than 1,000 bites from 150 different insects.
Many plants in the world possess their own incredible special abilities that we can completely call them a kind of 'super powers'!
Cystaras worms are extremely poisonous, causing protein damage, intestinal necrosis, multiple organ failure, and most deaths.
37 Wallaby kangaroos, animals that are similar to Kangaroo but smaller, have mysteriously died in northern Australia in recent times, causing everyone a headache to find…
The video, taken on Aug. 20 at Zhengzhou Zoo in Henan Province, China, shows a Colombian white-faced monkey lifting a stone over its head, then pointing its tip towards…
The strange bird weighs 3.2kg, wingspan of more than 2m, black and white feathers has been discovered by people in Ha Tinh in a state of exhaustion so take care.
The successful application of gene-editing technology in reptiles can help us better understand the vision problems in albinos.