Archeology
Unearthed 300,000-year-old elephant fossils
Archaeologists discovered the nearly intact fossil skeleton of a giant prehistoric elephant living in the New Territories.
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The truth about the 'parallel universe' is noisy on the Internet
According to Cnet, many news sites quickly spread the news about NASA's findings, but misunderstood the nature.
Oceanography
The lobster makes a buzzing sound up to 3km away
European lobster, one of the most expensive seafood in the world, makes a loud noise to communicate with each other or chase predators.
Space science
NASA scientists discovered evidence of a parallel universe, where time runs ... backwards
Just like the movie 'The Twilight Zone', a team of NASA scientists working on Antarctica has discovered evidence of a parallel universe - where physical rules are comple…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence composes songs about the forest fire disaster and the Covid-19 epidemic
Beautiful the World is one of the 13 songs competing in the first song-writing competition with AI, the world's first hosted by radio station VPRO (Netherlands).
Videos
How the influenza virus works
To spread in the body, flu viruses first use a protein called Hemagglutinin to bind to receptors of healthy cells.
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Classification and happy hormone role
Sad emotions are not only the result of everyday situations, but also the neurochemicals produced by the brain that make us feel…
Discover science
Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
1001 mystery
Ancient maze mystery with giant stone boxes weighing hundreds of tons of square shaped edges
How did the ancient Egyptians create stone boxes weighing hundreds of tons with 90-degree right angles, a size error of only one thousandth of an inch thousands of years…
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Strange and interesting things make visitors surprised about Africa
Africa has the most exotic and wonderful countries, giving you unprecedented travel experiences anywhere else on the planet.
Archeology
The earliest evidence of clever people in Europe
Archaeologists uncovered many stone tools, ornaments and fossils of clever people inside the Bacho Kiro cave.
Oceanography
The oceans are unprecedented between pandemics
The world's oceans have reached record high temperatures, raising concerns about global warming effects that could make the weather of the year extremely extreme.
Archeology
Unexpectedly unearthing the defensive belt with 10,000 land pits
A large strip of land with a series of trenches and holes used to prevent enemy encroachments was built more than 1,600 years ago.
Biology
'Horrified' at the sight of millions of black covered insects on the beach
Unusual spectacle rarely happened, so the witnesses shuddered.
Biology
The mantis unleashed its 'killer' blow, knocking the wasps in a snap
Wasps are a terror to many insects but at least not to mantises.