Archeology
Decode ancient scrolls in Vesuvius volcano with new technology
US scientists say they can decipher the content on ancient scrolls found in a library destroyed by volcano Vesuvius using new X-ray technology.
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The first time Vietnam opened a laboratory abroad
VKIST Institute established this laboratory to improve research capacity and increase Vietnamese medicinal value.
Archeology
500-year-old mummies are intact
8 Inuit mummies, including adults and children, are the most intact mummies ever discovered in North America.
Archeology
Breaking into the world's most famous 1500 billion-worth house of antiquities
This is the most unique and special 'ceramic house' in the world because it is paved with mostly antiques with an estimated value of up to 1500 billion VND, but more imp…
Archeology
Secret of Lake Constance: 'Aquarium' ghostly built by ... stone people?
A strange thing, which looks like part of an aquarium in an abandoned myth, built from 5,500 stone age years ago has puzzled archaeologists.
Biology
Nearly 60% of typical European tree species are endangered
More than half of Europe's specific woody plants, including those that used to be so popular, such as horse chestnut or rowan, are facing extinction.
Archeology
Inside the 3,400-year-old mummy coffin just opened in Egypt
Egyptian authorities opened two 3,400-year-old mummified coffins on Sept. 21 to restore them to their perfect preservation.
Environment
New method of producing carbon neutral fuel from CO2
This is a new way to convert CO2 into a sustainable liquid fuel material that is very effective in testing and has no reaction to destroy conventional equipment.
Environment
Glaciers on Mount Mont Blanc are at risk of collapse
The giant glacier on the highest mountain in Western Europe is about to lose hundreds of cubic meters of ice, forcing authorities to blockade roads and evacuate tents.
Medicine - Health
No beer, alcohol still ... drunk and broken liver for incredible reasons
Through the case of a young drunk man coming to the hospital even though he did not drink beer or alcohol, scientists have found the hidden person in the body of many pe…
Scientific application
T-shirts turn into life jackets in a flash to help prevent drowning
Air bags will be integrated into the shirt, just apply a sufficient force, the air bags will inflate in 3 to 6 seconds and turn into life jackets to help people float on…
Health
How is climate change damaging our health?
Pregnant women are very vulnerable to heat and air pollution, two issues that are getting worse in the wave of climate change.
Discover science
What is special about pretzel in Europe and America?
The cake originated from Germany, was born in 610 AD called Pretzel and has been honored by Google.
Discover science
The wonders of world heritage have disappeared forever
When a legacy is destroyed or naturally lost over time, it will leave a sense of regret.
Space science
Detecting unprecedented neutron stars, challenging the physical limit
Scientists have discovered the largest neutron star ever, with its enormous mass compressed close to the limits set by the laws of physics.