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First cloned Tibetan pig gives birth to nine purebred pigs
The first cloned indigenous Tibetan pig in southwestern China's autonomous region has just given birth to its first litter of nine purebred piglets.
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The horror of the iron bar that pierced the skull gave birth to modern neuroscience
After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
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To activate your creative potential, sleep like Thomas Edison
You will find in hypnagogia ideas that never appear in reality.
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Garrett Morgan - The Forgotten Inventor
The life of black people in a time when racism weighed heavily on American society was not easy.
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Stainless steel - why is it called 'stainless steel'?
We have long been familiar with the phrase 'stainless steel', commonly found in kitchen utensils, faucets, sinks... But what stainless steel actually is, not everyone kn…
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What's so special about the 'portable isolation hat' invented by 3 Vietnamese students?
Vihelm mobile 'isolation helmet' is a simple, easy-to-use protective accessory that has reached the standard for circulation in many regions of the world such as in the…
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Johannes Hevelius - First person to map the Moon
German astronomer Johannes Hevelius used a microscope to make the first detailed map of Earth's natural satellite.
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Albert Einstein Manuscript Auctioned for Millions of Dollars
Albert Einstein's precious 54-page handwritten document will be auctioned off in Paris, France tomorrow.
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Skyscrapers can absorb 1,000 tons of CO2 per year
The designers introduced a skyscraper model called 'Urban Sequoias' that is capable of removing the equivalent of 48,500 trees of carbon from the atmosphere.
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New telescope will change the way we observe the universe
Scheduled to launch in December, the James Webb telescope is expected to answer people's questions about how the universe formed and life beyond Earth.
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The mysterious origin of twisted glass in Chile
The mysterious shards of twisted glass scattered across Chile's Atacama desert may have come from a large comet that exploded in Earth's atmosphere about 12,000 years ag…
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Next week will have the longest lunar eclipse of the century
The longest partial lunar eclipse of the century will take place on November 19. According to NASA, this eclipse will last 3 hours and 23 minutes, longer than any lunar…
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Proposal to build a space telescope $ 11 billion
Astronomers propose to build a new telescope to replace Hubble with the ability to observe distant and super faint exoplanets.
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Marine Environmental Restoration: Female Scientist Wins Excellence Award
According to estimates by environmentalists, every year, millions of tons of waste of all kinds, from inorganic to organic and toxic substances are introduced into sea w…
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Overwhelmed by the 'parade' of the 3,000-year-old mummy of the Egyptian royal family
The parade of 22 mummies of Egypt's kings and queens dating back up to 3,000 years is celebrated with grandeur, bearing the imprint of one of the greatest civilizations…