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Taiwan suffered more than 80 earthquakes overnight
More than 80 earthquakes, the strongest measuring 6.3 magnitude, hit Taiwan's east coast starting from the evening of April 22 to the early morning of April 23.
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What happened in 1816, when Earth saw a year 'without a summer'?
Never before has the world witnessed such a harsh and strange year in terms of weather.
1001 mystery
Former Canadian Defense Minister reveals: Is there an unknown civilization hidden under the ice in Antarctica?
Information about the former Canadian Defense Minister revealing the mysterious civilization under the Antarctic ice is currently widely spread on social networks and ne…
Space science
Space junk is overflowing, threatening the Earth's magnetic field
Dead satellites are filling space with garbage. Soon, humans will release the equivalent of at least one Eiffel Tower's worth of metallic ash into the ionosphere each ye…
Space science
Japanese satellites will transmit solar power to Earth
Japan is preparing to transmit solar energy from space to Earth next year, in the form of microwaves.
Space science
Experts from NASA warn that Starlink satellites are 'eroding' the Earth's magnetic field
The shocking information comes from a study that suggests dense satellite activity may be
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'One of a kind' machines in history
Some of the strangest machines ever designed and built in human history, from the world's oldest computer by the Greeks to Leonardo da Vinci's bird-wing airplane.
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Are textbooks wrong about the Earth's elliptical orbit?
We are taught that the Earth's orbit is elliptical, so when the Earth is farther from the Sun, the weather is winter and when it is closer it is summer.
Conquer Mars
The Ingenuity rover helicopter on Mars sends final information back to Earth
NASA said that the alien hunter Ingenuity has not really slept peacefully after 3 months of saying goodbye to humanity.
Archeology
Mysterious people lived in lava tubes 7,000 years ago in Arabia
A majestic lava tube in the Arabian Peninsula has surprised archaeologists by revealing human traces.
Archeology
A 375-million-year-old sea monster that grows legs reveals the secret to changing the earth
The sea monsters of the Devonian period are evidence of the evolutionary leap that enabled us to walk on continents today.
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The secret 'living skin' that protects the Great Wall
The rammed earth sections of the Great Wall of China were built by compacting natural materials with soil.
Archeology
The Earth's crust shifted, causing many animal species to disappear
Geological and fossil evidence more than half a million years old has shown that the Earth itself may be the culprit of mass extinctions.