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Rhodium – The mystery of the most expensive material in cars
Rhodium is a metal with high hardness and light reflection, does not corrode and oxidize, and is often used in exhaust gas neutralizers.
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Archeology
Unearthing a 900-year-old ancient tomb suddenly discovered a strange 'treasure'
Archaeologists recently discovered a 12th-century tomb during an archaeological dig and found buried treasure with it.
Environment
Strange weather is happening in European countries
Orange-yellow dust clouds from the Sahara desert have covered many areas in Greece, causing authorities to issue health warnings.
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Admire the panorama of the Dien Bien Phu Campaign
On May 7, 1954, the Dien Bien Phu Campaign won, decisively ending the resistance war against the French colonialists.
Environment
Europe's temperature is the fastest in the world
Europe is warming faster than any other region in the world, increasing the risk of forest fires and floods.
Archeology
Discovery of prehistoric elephant bones in Germany
Recently, a museum in Germany announced bone samples belonging to the extinct prehistoric elephant Deinotherium.
Environment
Green hydrogen helps revolutionize heating systems
In the context of the fuel crisis and environmental pollution, Antonio Meucci Public High School in Carpi (Italy) has a boiler running on green hydrogen.
Space science
Capturing gravitational waves from unknown objects
Intense space-time ripples from the collision between a neutron star and a mysterious object have puzzled scientists.
Videos
Video: Lion died tragically due to being bitten by a poisonous snake
The female lion in the video below had to die after being bitten by an extremely poisonous Black Mamba snake.
Archeology
The boy picked up a black coal, the expert tested it for 10 years before concluding: This is the only treasure in the world
In 1981, in Shaanxi province (China), a boy picked up a 'strange' treasure and brought it to the Shaanxi historical museum. It was not until 10 years later that the secr…
Health
Drinking green tea reduces symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis
Green tea is rich in antioxidants that have anti-inflammatory effects and reduce symptoms in people with rheumatoid arthritis.
Archeology
Ancient foxes were domesticated and kept as pets 1,500 years ago
New archaeological discoveries reveal a companionship between humans and foxes in South America, and it could change our understanding of early animal domestication.
Archeology
Stone Age women in Europe were tied up and buried alive in sacrificial rituals
A new study has found evidence of the Stone Age method of killing people by tying and burying women alive in sacrificial rituals at 14 sites in Europe.
Space science
The Australian Observatory caught the most unusual radio signal
A dead world located 8,100 light years away from us suddenly emitted a never-before-seen radio signal after more than 10 years of disappearance.
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The Rosalind probe will be launched to Mars in 2028
Europe once again embarked on an exploration of the planet Mars. The ExoMars mission, which involves sending a mobile robot to the Red Planet, just reached a major miles…