Archeology
New research on the steps of T-Rex tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists have added a fake tail to the chicken to learn about the movement of this carnivorous dinosaur.
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Archeology
Ancient Chinese coins appear in East Africa
Archaeological delegation led by Chapurukha M. Kusimba, an expert of Field Museum in Chicago (USA), discovered Minh's coin on Manda island in Kenya. They excavated the i…
Archeology
Complete a compilation dictionary for 90 years
The project has compiled a dictionary that lists, explains and provides references to wedge-shaped words on the shale and stones of Mesopotamia residents that have just…
Archeology
'Tiny' dinosaur fossils
A group of scientists from London, Cambridge and Chicago recognized and described one of the smallest dinosaur skulls ever discovered.
Archeology
Discover a vestige of the world's oldest battle
A few kilometers from the fighting areas in Iraq, the archaeologists from the University of Chicago (USA) and the Syrian art industry have discovered the remains of a ba…
Archeology
A long-necked predator in the sea
Scientists have discovered a long-necked reptile, with fangs, that seems to hunt fish and squid in shallow waters that are present in the South China Sea more than 230 m…
Space science
Contacting aliens can destroy Earth's life
Lucianne Walkowicz, astrophysicist at Adler Planetarium in Chicago, USA, told the NBC news agency that contacting aliens could be disastrous for humans.
Space science
America exhibits Russian meteorite fragments
The Field Museum in Chicago (USA) said it had collected 234 meteorite pieces of the terrorist that exploded in the sky of Russia's Urals region in February.
Space science
Live without the sun
Scientists at the University of Chicago (USA) have calculated that life can exist on a planet for billions of years without a star providing direct warmth.
Space science
Publish the most complete picture of the galaxy
The Adler, Chicago (USA) astronomical department recently published the latest and most complete picture of a galaxy of 800,000 images of different sizes.
Biology
Two scavengers blooming at the same time in America
Two blooming scavenger flowers in a botanical garden in the US are extremely rare events, attracting the attention of the scientific and public.
Biology
Homosexual intercourse in fruit flies
Researcher David Featherstone, of the University of Illinois at Chicago, led the team who discovered that sexual orientation in fruit flies is controlled by an unknown n…
Animal world
The 90-year-old lung fish lives through 13 generations of the US president just 'died'.
According to Chicago newspaper Suntime, lungfish is one of the world's toughest fish.
Animal world
Rare rhinos in East Africa give birth
A new East African black rhino has just been born at Lincoln Zoo, Chicago, USA, last week in the rare birth of rhino at the zoo.
Animal world
Penguins use scent to identify their partners
Penguins can smell their partners' smells, help them find each other in crowded herds, and can also identify relatives of relatives to avoid inbreeding.