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Scientists' brains shrink after an Antarctic expedition
After 14 months of working in Antarctica, a team of researchers from Germany discovered that the hippocampus of his brain was getting smaller 7.
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Dead planets may be signaling in outer space
Scientists say the dead planets may be sending signals we can get on Earth.
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The 'deadly' weapon nearly destroyed Alexander the Great's army
The great ideas of Alexander the Great's army were invincible before every battle and never trembled at any kind of attack, but only because of the small grains of sand…
Space science
Russia for the first time launched a robot carrying a human figure on ISS
The Fedor robot was launched on Soyuz MS-14 at 6:38 (local time), or 10:38 am (Hanoi time), from Russia's Baikonur space airport in Kazakhstan.
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Russian spacecraft transports three astronauts to ISS
Russian Soyuz (MS) MS-13 brings three astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) on July 21 morning.
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How do the thinking geniuses differ from ordinary people? (Part 3)
Which thinking strategies helped Alexander Fleming find penicillin to save millions of lives from mold nearly a century ago, Alexander Graham Bell invented the phone and…
Archeology
Discovered a strange 50,000-year-old crown in Siberia
The ancient crown was identified by mammoth ivory archaeologists found in Siberian Denisova cave.
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Revealing Russian weapons at Vostok 2018
The United States paid special attention to the 2018 Vostok exercise, which was attended by Russian and Chinese soldiers, with many modern weapons mobilized.
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Why is it so difficult to draw a perfect circle by hand?
Admit it, drawing a perfect circle is one of the hardest things you ever did, right?
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Announcing the truth about the first patient using penicillin
Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin in 1928 is often recounted as a coincidence. On that day, Fleming was too tired to lazy to wash his lab dishes.
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Russian scientists predict the future of human species worse than extinction
Aliens' civilizations may not achieve the necessary scientific progress, such as space movement or interstellar communication to be discovered by us.
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Reveal the eating preferences of Russian Tsar
Russian Tsar's eating preferences are one of the topics that attract the attention of experts and the public. Many curious people do not know the head of Russia
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The truth is little known about the legendary Alexandria lighthouse
Lighthouse of Alexandria is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. This famous Greek lighthouse lasted 1,500 years, built to guide ships into Alexandria safe.
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The assassination of the famous prince of ancient Greece
King Philip II is mentioned a lot in history books when he was the king of the successful campaign of unification of the ancient Greek city states (except Sparta).
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Portrait of great generals in world history
Portraits of 10 military geniuses who have changed the world order.