Computer science
Someone just paid $1.3 million for an NFT stone
The NFT digital painting of a rock just sold for 400 Ether, about $1.3 million, on August 23.
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New technology
The world's first 'thinking' robot developed from brain cells
A team of Japanese scientists have built a robot with brain-like neurons to teach it how to think like a human.
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Why eat a lot of vegetables still constipation?
Many people think that eating a lot of vegetables will cure constipation, but the truth is not entirely so.
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The catastrophic dam failure in China once killed 171,000 people
The disaster of Ban Kieu dam in China in 1975 is one of the horrific dams in the world.
Archeology
460 million-year-old arthropod fossils found
An amateur scientist discovered the fossil of a rare arthropod species in the wilderness of central Australia.
Archeology
Suddenly discovered a 1.8m tall creature like a giant penguin
New fossil analysis shows that Plotopteridae in Japan have many similarities with the extinct giant penguin in New Zealand.
Space science
NASA found the ideal place for life in the Solar System
A new study by NASA scientists has found a place within the Solar System capable of supporting living things.
Oceanography
Detect creatures with the fastest eyes on the planet
Famous for its oversized pincers, gun shrimp has also been discovered by researchers to have the fastest eyes on the planet.
Space science
Scientists discovered a merger between a black hole and a mysterious object
Astrophysicists have discovered the strangest radio signal ever, coming from a merger between a black hole and an unknown object.
Space science
Elon Musk's super project could cause the telecommunications industry to collapse
Starlink's goal of bringing Internet connections around the world could threaten traditional Internet providers.
Biology
Grasshoppers cover up the sky, flying like a storm, leaving 23 countries with hunger
Favorable weather, loose surveillance of crops, especially in war zones, and the challenges caused by the COVID pandemic caused the grasshopper crisis.
Animal world
Giant giant carp weighing 51kg suddenly caught fishing rod
The 54-year-old player spends about two weeks fishing in a lake before catching a giant fish from the carp family.
Animal world
Today's domesticated chickens have been domesticated from red pheasant in Southeast Asia
Chicken is the world's most popular animal, the largest source of animal protein for mankind.
Environment
The unexplained increase in radioactivity in Northern Europe
The soaring concentration of radioactivity in northern Europe is thought to have come from a troubled nuclear power plant in western Russia.
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Botulinum H: The most terrible natural poison to humans
Botulinum H is considered the most dangerous poison to humans, because only 1 gram of it is enough to kill the lives of more than 1 million people!