Archeology
The 1.6 billion year fossil shook the theory of life on Earth
Two red algae-like fossils are believed to be the oldest plant fossils ever found on Earth, shattering the hypothesis of life history on the green planet.
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Archeology
Decipher the mysterious death at the 9 million year old whale cemetery
The mysteries associated with a 9 million-year-old whale graveyard in the Atacama desert located next to the Pan-American highway in Chile were finally revealed.
Archeology
Detecting large amounts of mollusc bio-fossils
Scientists have discovered a large amount of mollusc creature dating back about 500 million years near Table Mountain, South Africa.
Archeology
A year has 540 days
Chinese geologists believe that 1.3 billion years ago, one year of the Earth lasted 540 days, ie 13 to 14 months with 42 days a month and only 15 hours a day. These impr…
Space science
Detecting algae-like fossils in meteorites
British scientists have discovered algae-like fossils in meteorites that fell on Sri Lanka last year.
Biology
Super interesting facts about seaweed
It is estimated that seaweed and ocean microalgae account for about 9/10 plants on Earth.
Biology
Assassin trees deserve to star in a horror movie
Unlike animals, plants cannot move. So they created themselves extremely dangerous weapons, enough to make every enemy regret it if touched.
Biology
The algae erupted heavily in Hoan Kiem Lake after dredging
In recent days, the surface of Ho Guom water surface has many large green areas, which are suspected to be blue algae after the dredging period.
Biology
New discovery: Prehistoric plants from dinosaurs still live well
These are large, green algae that provide food and habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms.
Biology
Discovered an algae that lived up to 2 years in space
When it comes to the goal of bringing people to migrate to Mars, all of its options lead to a basic impasse.
Biology
Algae invade the deepest lake in the world
Russian and some other scientists have observed that algae grow very fast in the lake Baikal since 2011.
Biology
Discovering a virus that can make people stupid
Scientists at the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine and University of Nebraska have discovered an algae virus that could affect the brain and make us stupid.
Biology
Close up of the world's smallest vampire
The world's smallest blood-sucking vampire is called Vampyrella. It is a nightmare for all species of algae, bacteria, fungi.
Biology
Virus detection makes people silly
American scientists at the John Hopkins and Nebraska University School of Medicine accidentally discovered a virus in algae that could infect the human brain.
Biology
He bred successfully to produce a plant for fish oil
For the first time, a plant containing nutrients in fish oil was successfully bred by genetic modification in the UK.