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NASA's new satellite is rated as a new step in aerospace technology.
McCluskey, 64, survived despite the largest amount of radioactivity ever recorded in history and was named
During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, every year the press had to post at least one trial regarding the sale of a wife.
The river water is running fast, when it comes to the abutment, it is blocked, so it has to step back. But the back is a stream of water flowing in, pulling it along.
You see people and look at you in the mirror will see our bodies seem very symmetrical: on the face, both sides have ears, eyes, nose in the middle ... So actually our b…
Portraits of 10 military geniuses who have changed the world order.
The decision to hire someone is both a decision and a science, and also a piece of art.
In the periodic table, there are ten substances, Yttrium, Ytterbium, Terbium, Erbium, Gadolinium, Thulium, Scandium, Holmium, Dysprosium, Lutetium all possess a common c…
With luxury fashion followers, owning the costumes, accessories from fur is too common.
False sun, twin rainbow, fish rain, blood rain, ... strange phenomena appear in the sky that not only attract the attention of scientists but also make people curious.
Known as one of the only tribes on earth that does not live on the ground, the Korowai tribe is located in Southeast Papua, Indonesia.
We are in the technological age, where people can do everything easily and quickly thanks to smart, advanced and powerful devices.
The eclipse event on August 21 was welcomed by a large number of astronomers around the world. However, many cultures consider eclipses to be a scary phenomenon, not to…
One-room baths and toilets are probably too obvious in Vietnam but if you come to Japan, you will be surprised because these two rooms will be completely separate.
NASA intends to drill deep into one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes under Yellowstone National Park in the US, the Independent on August 19 reported.