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14 of the most powerful armies in ancient world history.
In this Top 14, besides the very famous names like Sparta or Rome, four of them—Mongolia, Xiongnu, Han, and the Tang Dynasty army—are all from China.
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European spacecraft discovers 'river of extraterrestrial life'
A vast river delta, once indistinguishable from existing river deltas on Earth and possibly teeming with fossils of extraterrestrial life, has been identified by the Mar…
Oceanography
Norway euthanized the walrus Freya after it was too much of a nuisance.
Norwegian authorities euthanized the famous walrus known as Freya on August 14th after repeatedly warning crowds to stay away from the attention-grabbing animal.
Science story
The most brilliant scientists in history.
Scientists are incredibly important to humanity. Thanks to their inventions and research, the world has developed as it has today.
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Why were soldiers in feudal times not allowed to eat their fill on the battlefield?
Few people know that ancient armies had an unwritten rule: soldiers were not allowed to eat until they were full during battle. There were several very practical reasons…
Archeology
Searching for the common linguistic origins of half the world's population, spanning across Eurasia.
Today, nearly half the world's population speaks an Indo-European language as their first language.
Space science
Traveling through time 55 million years, a world similar to ours has materialized.
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) has just released spectacular images of a mirror world within the Milky Way galaxy, which contains Earth.
Biology
12 of the world's most dangerous poisonous mushrooms.
If humans consume certain poisonous mushrooms, such as angel's wing mushrooms or skullcap mushrooms, they can suffer damage to the liver, kidneys, and nervous system, le…
Archeology
Stunned by the discovery of a sea monster fossil with a neck up to 3 meters long.
Researchers have discovered an ancient reptile with a neck three times longer than its body and sharp teeth that helped it ambush prey.
Space science
Discovering a 13-billion-year-old 'world of giants'.
According to Space magazine, today these
Space science
The Mechazilla machine revealed: Mysterious technology helps SpaceX easily 'capture' rockets hovering in mid-air.
Starship's fifth test flight confirmed that Mechazilla is not just a new landing method, but also the key to unlocking a future of reusable rockets.
Archeology
Portrait of an 8-year-old boy who lived 30,000 years ago
Experts have successfully reconstructed the face of a Neanderthal boy with some characteristics such as an upturned nose, from a skull found in a cave in Uzbekistan.
Space science
Neutron stars shake understanding of black holes
A newly observed neutron star merger has cast doubt on the previously known mechanism of black hole formation.
Animal world
The largest snakes in the world
Titanoboa tops the list of largest snakes, weighing more than a ton and measuring 13 m in length.
Space science
Object 10 million times brighter than the Sun, breaks the laws of physics
An X-ray-emitting star located in the Messier 82 galaxy about 12 million light-years from Earth is so bright it breaks the laws of physics.