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This is one of Egypt's most mysterious archaeological finds because it has been discovered and investigated, but its specific results have so far been kept secret.
Researchers from the University of La Laguna in Spain have discovered a new form of pollution, with a combination of microplastics and tar deposited on coastal rocks.
Researchers have discovered a new type of particle that is magnetic with the Higgs boson.
A study published last week showed that the human liver remains young even as we age.
This is the first time researchers have found a statue representing the head of God Wu, at the Palenque site, in the state of Chiapas in northern Mexico.
Chinese scientists provide anatomical and fossil evidence that the origin of breathing tubes in vertebrates is from gills.
4,500 years. With a total area of 200 square kilometers, or about 20,000 rugby fields, this is said to be the largest plant species in the world today.
Recently, videos about arranging food in the refrigerator or storage room have become increasingly prominent trends on the TikTok platform.
Recently, a team of experts from City of Hope Hospital in Los Angeles, California, one of the largest cancer research centers, injected the first patient with the CF33-h…
By demonstrating that it is possible to produce solar electricity at night, Australian scientists have achieved a breakthrough in renewable energy technology.
New discovery of mosquito brain activity that enables the animal to distinguish between humans and animals for blood-sucking could help researchers find ways to combat d…
New studies show that cats can do a lot more than we know about them.
Radiocarbon dating inadvertently reveals an astonishing civilization where timeless technology, several hundred to several thousand years ahead of the rest of the world,…
One became a government employee while the other was a chef. Their IQs differed by up to 16 points, while genes, diseases and personalities remained the same.