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The world's largest mammal migration
Cinematographer Josh Aitchison spent three weeks in a tree to record the migration of 10 million straw-colored fruit bats.
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What happens inside a sleepwalker's brain?
Researchers at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience have taken the first step in exploring a rather complex question: What is happening inside the brain of a sleep…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Terracotta army, China's Bat Ky army 'resurrected' under the hands of AI
What will be the real faces of the terracotta army and the Eight Flags army after AI reconstruction?
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The US Air Force releases the first official photos of the 'stealth super plane' B-21!
B-21 Raider bomber, also known as
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Has the 'most controversial' mystery in the Mona Lisa painting been solved?
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is perhaps the most famous painting in the world. Hundreds of years later, people still have not solved all the mysteries surrounding this…
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Anti-collapse structure inspired by lizards
The self-isolating design of damaged areas by Spanish researchers will help high-rise buildings avoid chain collapse.
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How to deal with turbulence on a plane?
Surely everyone has experienced the feeling of anxiety, even panic, when the plane suddenly encountered turbulence overhead.
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The 'world's largest aerial laboratory' flies for the last time
The DC-8 aircraft equipped with an advanced sensor system is the world's largest airborne science laboratory converted into a ground training tool after 37 years in the…
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Can passenger planes somersault in mid-air?
Experts say 360-degree flips in mid-air by large passenger aircraft require pilots to have piloting skills.
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A small fishing village surrounded by swamps has become the fastest millionaire-producing place on the planet
According to a newly published report, Shenzhen, China is the fastest place to produce USD millionaires in the world in the past decade and is forecast to continue to in…
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Italian teenager will become the first saint of the millennium
Carlo Acutis's second posthumous miracle qualified this kind-hearted computer prodigy for sainthood.
World Heritage
The strangest skyscrapers in the world
The 40m tall fairy chimneys in Cappadocia are the result of volcanic activity and weathering over millions of years, providing a unique habitat for humans.
Oceanography
A herd of killer whales joined forces to sink a 15m long yacht
A pod of killer whales that attack ships in southwestern Europe sank a large yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar after puncturing its hull.
Oceanography
The scientist communicated with the whale for 20 minutes
Scientists from the SETI Institute, the University of California Davis and the Alaska Whale Foundation made the breakthrough when they had a 20-minute conversation with…
Archeology
Experts were stunned by the test results of the 'immortality' drug found in an ancient tomb
Immortal pills or elixirs of life often appear in classic Chinese literary works, but did they really appear in ancient Chinese society?