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This stunning urban set of photos explains why Hong Kong is known as the 'concrete jungle'
Photographer Manson's works show the best features of Hong Kong's skyscraper-filled landscape.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
AI clones help 'revive' the dead
As AI technology develops, it is possible to create clones of the deceased to live, chat with loved ones or even run a company.
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI is trained to hear the sound of coral life
Scientists listened to an underwater sound recording off the islands of central Indonesia, hearing what sounded like the bonfire of a coral reef teeming with life.
Discover science
Visit the country that is only nearly 2km2 wide but beautiful like a fairy kingdom, 1 out of 3 people is a millionaire
The Kingdom of Monaco owns many records: being the second smallest country and also the second richest in the world.
Medicine - Health
Detecting the second strain of monkeypox virus that is spreading fast
Genetic analysis of recent monkeypox cases shows that two distinct strains are spreading in the US.
New technology
China is about to test maglev trains running on 'upside down' tracks
China is about to test a passenger maglev train running on an elevated monorail with a maximum speed of 120km/h.
Discover science
Possessing these characteristics on your body, you will be in a smarter group than the rest of the world
Turns out, these features on the body also reflect a person's intelligence.
Archeology
Britain has more 2,000-year-old national treasures that 'cause blushing'
A Kent metal detector has really hit the jackpot when a bronze pendant she accidentally found on a farm is declared a national treasure.
Archeology
Discovered that other humans built a 65,000-year-old 'art museum' in Spain
The Cueva de Ardales Cave in Malaga, Spain, is where two different human species left more than 1,000 works of art and bury their dead - a sort of splendid Paleolithic c…
Science Events
Hydrogen plane sets world record, can fly higher than 2,000 m
The German-based startup's 4-seater hydrogen plane has set a world record for altitude and was able to complete the first flight between
Science invention
Invention of biomimetic skin senses pain
Professor Chen Tao's team at the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering (NIMTE) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has invented biomimetic soft s…
Computer science
AMD has just helped the US regain the throne in the field of supercomputers
It was the first supercomputer to achieve exascale performance, capable of processing 1.1 trillion operations per second.
Archeology
'Fainting' at the appearance of ancient Earth creatures, looking like alien monsters
The Cambrian explosion, which occurred about 542 million years ago, is one of the most 'impressive' events when it comes to the history of life on this planet. A few spe…
Space science
Solar sail 'bends' light to fly in space
Researchers are developing a new solar sail design that helps spacecraft navigate through space without fuel.
Space science
Phát hiện siêu Trái đất màu đỏ có thể sống được và gần chúng ta
Quanh một ngôi sao lùn đỏ mờ có tên Ross 508 cách chúng ta chỉ 36,5 ánh sáng, các nhà khoa học vừa tìm thấy thứ có thể là bản sao phóng to của Trái Đất: Siêu trái đất Ro…