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7 popular notions everyone thinks right about the countries of the world, but it turns out all was wrong
If you don't want to say it is wrong. But there's nothing to be sad about, because knowledge changes over time.
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Oceanography
For the first time, I saw the 'story' of one of the world's largest creatures
Although one of the largest creatures, the whale's onions are still very mysterious.
Archeology
9,000-year-old remains reveal the collapse of the old city
742 remains in Turkey show that ancient humans were also under pressure from crowded urban life and illness.
Archeology
The mystery of bronze-era sculptures in Turkey
Hattusa, a city in northern Turkey, is known for its mysterious ancient religious sanctuary that has kept scientists in the head for a long time.
Space science
Simple idea, turns out the 'beep' sound of electronic devices has very deep meaning and origin
The sound marked the turning point of an era.
Space science
'Ghost' super black hole with 800 million Sun revealed a strange phenomenon
New research from Canada has found evidence of super-black supermasses of unusual origins by looking through time into phantom objects that are more than 13 billion year…
Biology
Controversy around the 'biological unlocking' technology
Biohacking, also known as DIY biology, is a broad term used to describe an increasingly popular lifestyle.
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The only total eclipse in 2019 but even the viewer is not sure to be happy
Why is it like that? This is the event that astronomers are waiting for so much?
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Why is 7 days a week?
7 is the mystical number, originating from the moon's cycle applied from the time of Constantine the Great.
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When will the next ice age take place?
Twenty thousand years ago, the Earth was a place known for its extremely cold climate with many large ice sheets thousands of meters thick covering most of North America…
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Why are we vomiting?
Vomiting is a natural mechanism that helps purify toxic substances in the stomach to protect the body.
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How are Antarctic and Arctic different?
On our Earth there are two polar regions: the Arctic (Arctic - derived from Greek Arktikos) located in the North and Antarctica (Antarctic - derived from the Greek Antar…
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The 9 hottest places on the planet are still inhabited
Europe is suffering from a record heat wave, however, in some parts of the world, this temperature is a 'meal' with people.
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How does the human shape change in 2100 if you use multiple smartphones?
Scientists predict, if using too many smart phones, humans in 2100 will develop thick, 4-eyelid skulls.
Oceanography
Octopus - one of the smart species does not use the brain
About 350 nerve cells along the tentacles help the octopus react quickly to the environment even when cut off.