Biology
The fungus forces cicadas to mate when they lose their genitals
A parasitic fungus not only explodes cicadic belly to spread spores but also controls them to mate to death to increase infection.
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Environment
Europe faces a record heat wave
The hotter 40 degree Celsius will appear in Europe at the end of June due to the serious impact of the global climate crisis.
Archeology
Affirming the archaeological value of the 'place of happiness' of the royal court of the Nguyen Dynasty
In Ha Long commune, Ha Trung district, the Institute of Archeology in collaboration with the People's Committee of Thanh Hoa province organized a conference to prelimina…
Archeology
Discovered 68 million year old triceratop bones
During construction, the workers found adult horned dinosaur bones outside Denver, USA.
Space science
Why is Rigel and why is it so bright?
Pointing out the constellations in the sky is an interesting game, and when those constellations have bright stars, it is hard for anyone to ignore them in the night sky.
New technology
MIT has created a neural network for pizza analysis
This AI model is capable of reading instructions for making cakes and creating finished products.
Discover science
The battle of 'beer tsunami' sweeps the streets of London in 1814
The flood of beer with a 5-meter wave is among the most rare and strange accidents in London, killing eight people.
Oceanography
For the first time in history, we have earned the singing of the world's rarest whale
Black whales currently only have about 300 individuals worldwide. Therefore, studying them is very difficult.
Space science
Newly stunned detection on dwarf planet Ceres
NASA has revealed the surface image of an extraordinary mountain on the dwarf planet Ceres. The space agency said it 'is like nothing humans have seen before'.
Discover science
This is how people move a Sphinx weighing 12 tons
Moving the Sphinx is a very stressful work because this is a very valuable historical item.
Space science
How do satellites melt in the Earth's atmosphere?
The European Space Agency (ESA) has published on its website a video of the experiment in which part of the space satellite is melted in the plasma wind pipe.
Space science
There is a 'Salty Moon' in existence
Europa is Jupiter's fourth largest moon with a liquid, salty ocean beneath the icy crust. The new finding suggests it may contain essential ingredients for life.
Scientific works
Future Museum - New world icon in Dubai?
In the future, those who drive through the largest Sheikh Zayed highway in Dubai will see a structure shaped like a giant eye rising next to the Emirates Tower complex.
Archeology
Why not break the wall between terracotta warriors in Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang?
In the tomb of Tan Thuy Hoang, among the terracotta statues, there are always high earth walls in order. So why do archaeologists not break or excavate those walls?
Discover science
New discovery of the history of agriculture in Eurasia
According to a new survey of radioisotope data from the Eurasian continent, agriculture here was born earlier than scientists thought.