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The world's most powerful icebreaker started testing at sea
Arktika icebreaker is more than 173m long and 33,500 tons of displacement, can break 3m thick ice.
Animal world
The barefoot woman weighs 20kg
The 60-year-old woman calmly grabbed the python by her hand and put it in a sack with the support of those around her.
Archeology
Fossil shells help people find the reason that the Earth is increasingly polluted?
Researchers from Northwestern University in the US conducted research on fossil shells to find the cause of the increasing pollution of the Earth.
Archeology
Excavating 2,500-year-old Egyptian tombs, suddenly discovered inside contains dozens of cat mummies
Scientists found numerous animal mummies and many other valuable relics in an ancient Egyptian tomb dating back thousands of years.
Discover science
Mysterious tunnel 2000 years old, people are not allowed to set foot in
Experts say the tunnel under the Teotihuacan pyramid will never be open to the public.
Conquer Mars
The water below the surface of Mars is only 2.5cm: The Dream of the Red Planet is not far away?
The discovery of frozen water just 2.5 cm below the surface of Mars could open the door for humans to set foot on the Red Planet in the near future.
Space science
Upcoming beautiful and biggest meteor shower of the year
Friday night at dawn on Saturday (December 13-14), astronomy lovers will have a chance to admire the Geminids meteor shower
New technology
Canada tested the world's first all-electric all-electric aircraft
The world's first all-electric commercial airplane to have a test flight in the Canadian city of Vancouver.
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The physical laws behind the shot
Football is a sport that requires speed, strength, endurance and strategy, but surely good ball control also requires physical understanding.
Archeology
High winds exposed 2000-year-old mummies in the sand that surprised archaeologists
Archaeologists are like 'digging gold' when they accidentally discovered 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummies exposed beneath the hot, thick sand.
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Back to the old values: 'Classic Blue' - Classic Blue is officially the color of 2020
A color that creates a sense of peace, reduces anxiety for all of us heading towards a new decade, a new era.
Space science
The interstellar comet is about to fly closest to Earth
Astronomers will have the opportunity to observe 2I / Borisov, comets coming from other star systems, at the most detailed level ever.
Space science
China launched 6 satellites at the same time
The launch on December 7 set a new record for China's aerospace industry for the ability to quickly launch orbit satellites.
Biology
Grow bacteria that only 'eat' CO2
After 10 years of research, experts from Israel's Weizmann Science Research Institute (WIS) developed a bacterium that only absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2).