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Displaying more than 1,000 artifacts from the seabed at Vung Tau Festival
The number of artifacts salvaged from 10 shipwrecks, introduced by Ba Ria - Vung Tau Department of Culture and Information and Vietnam History Museum
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China, Vietnam and the Philippines ended the seismic exploration of the East Sea
On November 19, Chinese, Filipino and Vietnamese energy companies celebrated the completion of seismic data collection in the South China Sea, marking the first mileston…
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The design of Yale University library helps protect old books from the sun
The library is a place for bookworms to immerse themselves in it, which is not controversial. For centuries, its role in society is extremely important for humanity's pr…
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Switzerland operates the plant
According to Inhabitat, the world's first factory to collect carbon dioxide from the air to produce heat was operated in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Discover the unique stone face museum in the world
The world's most exotic museum in Japan exhibits thousands of stone faces, attracting the curiosity of tourists.
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Revealing the secret of the place to store the whole world
One day at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington (USA) begins with employees going to re-examine more than 126 million samples.
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Collection of monumental city projects 'in the sky under the sea'
Watch the dreamy city show humanity's desire to dominate the sky or ocean.
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Build floating house to clean garbage on the sea
Korean designer Sung Jin Cho has set up a project to build a floating structure named Seawer.
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China revealed Asia's largest telescope
On October 28, China revealed one of Asia's largest radio telescopes at the foot of Sheshan Mountain in Shanghai, to collect data from space exploration satellites.
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Prepare to open the Titanic museum
On April 14, 1912, the legendary Titanic crashed into an iceberg, ending a four-day journey from Southamton to New York. The catastrophic accident brought 1517 lives and…
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The scientist owns the most patents in Vietnam
Dr. Le Van Tri refused many business opportunities to focus on research, now he owns 21 patents on biotechnology.
Science story
Admire the first color photos of Vietnam and the world
In 1909, the banker in France, Albert Kahn, began creating a photographic image of human life on earth.
Medicine - Health
Bookcases poison the whole family in China
A couple in eastern China has been infected with formaldehyde through the respiratory tract by storing tens of thousands of books in the home.
Medicine - Health
The most peculiar mental disorders in medicine
Psychiatry has always been one of the hardest and least-explored specialties of medicine, with hundreds of different types of diseases, syndromes and disorders. Currentl…
Medicine - Health
Temporary tattoos that measure blood sugar do not need to take blood
A person with diabetes (diabetes mellitus) must have a blood test several times a day to determine blood sugar.