Cassava is available from the Maya period
In the ruined area of an ancient Mayan village of Salvador, American archaeologists discovered a cassava field in its entirety under 3m thick volcanic ash.
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In the ruined area of an ancient Mayan village of Salvador, American archaeologists discovered a cassava field in its entirety under 3m thick volcanic ash.
Electric cars, golf balls or pies are three of the unique human objects that have ever taken to space.
Ascension Flights launched a service to spread ashes after cremating the space next month, Telegraph reported on October 5.
The deceased human remains will be taken to space by missiles by technology billionaire Elon Musk and orbit for two years.
An extremely large cosmic black hole
Scientists have published a picture of a valley on Mars that is believed to be a tribute to the existence of life on the planet.
Elysium Space, an American aerospace service company, has provided services to bring people to the final resting place in the ... moon, Fortune (USA) site on 24.8.
You will die, it must be! The friend will grow like vermicelli and you will be burned to ash. But according to Einstein,
Scientific and technical progress seems to have affected all areas without exception. Except that in the near future there is also a ceremony service to bury the dead as…
Not only space travel, many wealthy people also think about after death, their ashes will be traveling in the universe, or their hairs containing DNA will be
Due to miscalculation, America's largest destructive thermonuclear bomb test, Castle Bravo in 1954, created a major ecological and environmental disaster.
If the Apocalypse happens, how will they happen is always a great mystery to the human world.
The condition of the ash species in North America is the clearest example showing that the main threat to wildlife is invasive pests due to human activities.
Male beetles when attempting to mate with decoys are a fake beetle that will be destroyed by a 4,000 volt electric current.
British scientists have mapped the genome of the British ash tree, in a search to find a way to protect forests from a deadly fungus.