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Red hot lava flowing on snow causes confusion
An Icelandic photographer posted footage on social media showing lava from the Sundhnúkagígar volcano flowing through snow without evaporating.
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AI photo series simulating human life in 2100
The AI image generator Midjourney has created simulations of what our lives will be like in the year 2100.
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Video: Tornado rips through town amid terrible storm in Europe
A terrifying tornado has killed at least two people as southern Spain is already reeling from the effects of severe storms.
Computer science
Experience the Vietnam Military History Museum with 360-degree photos
The Military History Museum was captured with a 360-degree camera and uploaded to a digital platform, allowing people living far away to experience some areas online.
New technology
Canada agrees to let billionaire Elon Musk's company test chip implant in human brain
American billionaire Elon Musk's neurotechnology company Neuralink announced yesterday (November 20) that it has received approval to conduct its first clinical trial in…
Space science
China unveils reusable space shuttle
China on October 29 revealed the design of the Haolong spacecraft, a commercial spacecraft used for low-cost cargo trips to the space station.
Space science
'Halloween' comet ATLAS melts as it approaches the Sun
Comet C/2024 S1 (ATLAS), once expected to become a
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He was awarded the title of professor at the age of 30, the youngest director in the history of Vietnamese science!
The Professor is an outstanding physicist, a typical figure with outstanding contributions to the innovation and development of Vietnam's revolutionary science.
Discover science
Why is the EU spending so much money hunting and destroying millions of Chinese hairy crabs?
European Union (EU) countries are working together to reduce the number of Chinese hairy crabs. Why?
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Revealing the uses of Roman dodecahedron discovered in Belgium
Archaeologists believe that the dodecahedron may have had a religious or magical function for the Romans.
Oceanography
Blue whale skeleton still leaking oil 26 years after death
So much oil was found in the bone marrow of a blue whale that died after being hit by a ship more than two decades ago that the museum had to install a device to catch i…
Archeology
Vitrified fortresses found in Europe
About 200 ancient stone fortresses in Europe have been vitrified by heating, puzzling archaeologists for the past 250 years.
Archeology
The wheel may have been invented 6,000 years ago in Europe.
Copper miners in the Carpathian Mountains likely invented the wheel to make transporting ore easier.
Archeology
Priceless treasures bearing the mark of dynasties in China
Inside the Forbidden City Museum in Beijing, China, more than 1.8 million artifacts from many dynasties of the country are currently preserved and displayed.