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The secret of the verni layer of the Stradivarius violin
German and French researchers have just published a new discovery about the verni class of the legendary violinist Stradivarius.
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Funny science mysteries (part 4)
Taking photos of the entire elementary school class is always a challenge, because normally there will be half of the kids looking like they are sleeping, with their fac…
1001 mystery
Mysterious UFOs on school grounds frightened the whole class in Wales
The 12 meter long silver flying object hovered above the schoolyard during recess, causing many frightened students to flee into the classroom.
Oceanography
The fish bubble fever in China puts two species at risk of extinction
Great demand of the Chinese elite for bubble totoaba and dolphins and dry and squash bubbles pushed these two species to the brink of extinction.
Oceanography
Is coral an animal or a plant?
Corals are coral class marine organisms (Anthozoa) that exist in the form of small polyps like anemones, often living in populations of many identical individuals.
Archeology
The city of ancient super-rich Romans sank under the sea
Baiae city is located in the ocean once used to be a place for the wealthy Roman era with many luxurious works.
Archeology
Excavation of ancient Egyptian tombs 2300 years old - at least 17 high-level mummies were found
The year 2017 was a bumper year for Egyptian archeology, when countless ancient tombs were found.
Archeology
Successfully restored the face of a living man 700 years ago
Thanks to modern technologies, scientists recreated the face of a British man living in the 13th century, based on his 700-year-old remnants.
Archeology
New discoveries on human sacrifice: Help strengthen power in a classifying society
In the past, human sacrifices, which were thought to be associated with primitive societies.
Archeology
40 pounds of gold scattered around the coffin of Han's nephew Wu Wu
Although the newly excavated class outside the coffin of Han's Emperor's nephew, archaeologists have collected hundreds of gold sculptures with a weight of nearly 40kg.
Archeology
Discover $ 50 million treasure on shipwrecks in the Atlantic
A British research team discovered and salvaged treasures of coins worth about $ 50 million on a shipwreck since 1942.
Archeology
The diet of 'sea breeze' of ancient Romans
According to archaeologists, the poor class of ancient Romans also knew how to eat sea urchins or even giraffes ...
Archeology
Many tombs have been discovered dating back over 6000 years
Archaeologists have discovered many burial tombs of primitive people dating to more than 6,000 years at Na Mo cave, Huong Ne commune, Ngan Son district, Bac Kan province.