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In October, scientists warn a possible collision between the Earth and an asteroid.
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In October, scientists warn a possible collision between the Earth and an asteroid.
California state in the United States last week experienced the strongest earthquake in the last 20 years, causing roads to be cut in half, homes damaged, and causing th…
The rare male boar with a curly hair like wool does not only escape many times but also finds it
Spanish geneticists have demonstrated that the length of lelomere (the repeat sequence of DNA at chromosome ends) reflects the average lifespan of not only humans, but a…
So far there have been hundreds and thousands of different reports about abductions by aliens, however, what these mysterious cases really are.
This study is undoubtedly a strong evidence for car display design, which helps the driver look forward instead of looking down.
Scientists recommend that we should take more frequent breaks, go to the toilet, drink water or temporarily leave the mind if the problem is difficult to solve.
Please read to the first part of a two-part series of thinking strategies that have created geniuses that contribute to the world in all areas from science to art.
Physicists from Australia have discovered that the compound of tungsten and Tellurium simultaneously has the properties of metal and of electric iron, one of the
A construction in Sweden unknowingly revealed two strange ancient tombs: the thousand-year-old remains slept in small boats with many relics.
An invention made 1000 years earlier than Da Vinci's invention in Europe, a sophisticated design that protects the environment.
The tomb was found near an office building, when workers were preparing to dig a foundation to start a commercial tower.
The infant's skull is shaped by using two hands or clamping two splints, fixed with a cloth wrapped around for a long time.
A new study from Duke University has discovered a gene