Archeology
Thousands of skeletons and weapons reveal battle 3,250 years ago
Researchers recently said that a new study has proven that thousands of skeletons and hundreds of weapons reveal a 3,250-year-old battle.
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Space science
Why did a European spacecraft suddenly confirm the obvious: Earth is indeed inhabited?
The existence of life on Earth – this obvious fact is being confirmed by European scientists. Why is that?
Space science
'Backbone' of creature discovered on Jupiter's moon
The James Webb Telescope has made a discovery.
Space science
China launches reusable and recoverable experimental satellite
On the evening of September 27, China successfully launched Shijian-19, the country's first reusable and recoverable experimental satellite, into space.
Space science
Europe plans to launch two satellites to create total solar eclipses on demand
European scientists are preparing to launch two satellites designed to create total solar eclipses on demand.
Biology
Flower species thought extinct for 40 years suddenly grows on the road
A conservation manager made the discovery of a lifetime when he took a photo of what he thought was a common fynbos, a flower in the genus Moraea.
Scientific works
Meise Botanical Garden: Home to rare plants
Founded 200 years ago, the Meise Botanical Garden (near Brussels, Belgium) with an area of 92 hectares is one of the largest and oldest botanical gardens in Europe.
Scientific works
100 MW power generation fusion reactor
Helical Fusion's spiral fusion reactor can operate stably for a long time with an initial power of about 50 - 100 MW.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Google unveils amateur table tennis playing robot
Google's amateur table tennis-playing robot took part in 29 matches against players of various levels.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Using AI to draw portraits of Leonardo da Vinci, Alexander the Great in the 21st century and the cool ending
What would Leonardo da Vinci, Alexander the Great or Van Gogh look like in the 21st century?
Discover science
Surprise with 10 products you use every day that contain petroleum
You may be surprised to know that everything from chocolate, vanilla ice cream, aspirin to toothpaste, perfume, cosmetics and many other household products contain petro…
Oceanography
The footage may belong to a young giant squid
Researchers encountered a small squid that was likely a juvenile giant squid in Antarctic waters.
Archeology
While walking, the woman suddenly found a huge 'treasure'
A European woman accidentally found a treasure buried since the Middle Ages in what archaeologists call a once-in-a-ten-year discovery.
Biology
Startling male crabs carrying eggs and the strange 'transition' process
Male blue crabs lose their reproductive function and develop ovarian tissue due to a notoriously cruel parasite.