Archeology
Strange 9,000-year-old rock art of swimmers in what is now the Sahara desert
Thousands of years ago, the Sahara Desert was not a dry, sandy land but a lush green oasis.
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Space science
Revealed planet similar to Earth but contains terrible things
A planet about 4,000 light years away could be what Earth will look like 5 billion years from now.
Space science
Spacecraft catches strange signal: New record for 'space death'!
Confusing data from the Gaia spacecraft may reveal one of the most sought-after types of objects in the Milky Way.
Space science
What is that bright, moving star in the night sky that you see?
There are nights when the sky is clear and cloudless, and you look up and see countless sparkling lights, some of which are moving. What are they?
History
What was Las Vegas like before the casinos?
Before becoming the world famous gambling capital, Las Vegas went through a rather interesting formation and development process that not everyone knows!
Biology
Spanish mother and daughter experts 'train' bacteria to restore paintings
Spanish microbiologist Pilar Bosch stumbled upon the possibility that bacteria could be used in art restoration, her mother's field.
Animal world
Bird of prey 'missing' for half a century discovered
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced on September 13 that it had just discovered a species of bird of prey that was
Animal world
Flying Monkey: Mysterious creature in the rainforest, monkey-like but not monkey, can fly without wings
In the tropical forests, where sunlight hardly penetrates the dense canopy and the air is filled with the scent of moist earth and flowers, there exist countless unique…
Environment
Climate change puts Southeast Asia at risk of 'sinister pit'
Many experts say that climate change makes countries in the Southeast Asian region face more risks stemming from sinkholes.
Environment
Global rainstorms tied to unusually wet September
Rising ocean and land temperatures provide extra heat and moisture, helping storms intensify and bring heavy rain around the world.
Photo library
Admire spectacular images of the universe through the James Webb telescope
Below are images from the James Webb Telescope with unprecedented observations, revealing the cycles of planets, stars and galaxies as well as solving the mysteries of t…
Videos
Giant king cobra stands up straight like a human, creating a terrifying scene
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Science Events
Moon soil samples attract attention at exhibition in Thailand
The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT) and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) jointly introduced lunar soil samples collected durin…
Scientific works
The first indoor vertical farm grows strawberries
Plenty Richmond, the world's first vertical farm to grow strawberries indoors on a large scale, opened on September 24 in Richmond, Virginia.
Scientific works
China built a temporary bridge in the middle of the sky, no pillars, no cables, but still able to withstand a weight of 45 tons.
This project spanning a 300-meter deep canyon is a testament to China's superior engineering skills.