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This plant is considered 'poor man's ginseng' to help treat bones and joints and cool the body
This plant is known as a herb that nourishes the body, relieves pain, and supports the treatment of many different diseases.
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Space science
Why is boiled chicken still red?
Many people think that chicken meat turns red after boiling because it is not fully cooked, but sometimes you boil it for a long time but this phenomenon still occurs, w…
Discover science
Why does Cadmium appear in food, and how harmful is it?
Long-term cadmium poisoning will damage kidney function, increase the excretion of low molecular weight proteins in urine, and create kidney stones.
1001 mystery
Siberia's mysterious stone walls: Relics of prehistoric civilization or natural wonders?
Siberia - a vast landmass in the north of Russia, often known for its cold climate and wilderness.
Oceanography
The blue whale reclaims the title of largest animal on the planet
New research results show that the ancient whale Perucetus was very large but still inferior to today's blue whales.
Scientific application
China develops boneless grass carp chips
Scientists created a new breed of grass carp with only a backbone and ribs, reducing the risk of choking when eating fish.
Photo library
Mysterious Dwarf Village in China: A fairy tale world hidden in real-life forests and mountains!
Hidden deep in a valley in southwest China, there is a special village that seems to only exist in fairy tales - it is
Photo library
Stunning photos of animals through X-rays
Newly released images from a project called OpenVertebrate allow us to see inside lizards, birds, rodents... through X-ray vision.
Conquer Mars
What would happen to your body if you lived on Mars?
Mars is considered the ideal planet for human migration into outer space, but this planet has a relatively different environment when compared to Earth.
Archeology
7 million-year-old human remains bring evolutionary breakthrough, can rewrite history
The remains of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a creature of the Human subfamily but thought to be more chimpanzee-like, has suddenly revealed a groundbreaking detail.
Archeology
Archaeologists find fossils of ancient giant storks taller than humans
Archaeologists discovered the 1.5 meter tall Flores stork on the island of the same name that specializes in eating animal carcasses and this may be the reason they beca…
Space science
6 months of space flight causes osteoporosis equal to 20 years on Earth
A new study on osteoporosis in astronauts shows that astronauts who fly into space for about 6 months have the same level of osteoporosis as an elderly person with the d…
Medicine - Health
The 'unique' walking style is good for the heart, bones, joints, and burns calories effectively: Did you know?
Nordic walking is an exercise that helps train the body, is good for the heart and improves health.
Animal world
New research shows that wild chickens were domesticated from the rice granaries of Southeast Asia
The scientific report suggests that chickens may have been domesticated much later than previously thought, starting only when humans began cultivating rice in the fores…
Archeology
Discovered 'skull altar' more than 1,000 years old in a cave in Mexico
About 150 toothless skulls have been found in a cave in the state of Chiapas, most likely victims of ancient sacrificial rituals.