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Experts have warned that 'Mt Fuji has entered the period of waiting for its first eruption in 300 years'. Therefore, many ideas have been proposed to solve the problem..…
Archaeologists working in the Qumayrah Valley in Oman have unearthed a rare artifact: a 4,000-year-old boardgame. The game table set has engravings arranged in a grid sh…
This is the closest source of extragalactic radio waves ever recorded, the origin of which could be a neutron star companion or even a black hole.
Through careful observation, experts determined that the 70-meter-wide asteroid 2022 AE1 will pass 10 million km from Earth next year.
The highest mountain on Earth is Mount Everest, and the highest peak on Mars is Mount Olympus. However, when compared to other mountains of Mars, the mountains on Earth…
The flood caused by melting ice during the last Ice Age changed the Earth's surface, leaving many traces that can still be seen today in North America.
A young subduction zone off the coast of New Zealand has helped scientists explain the mystery of how one tectonic plate can break through the Earth's hard rock crust an…
What happens when some galaxies are predicted to collide with the galaxy containing the approaching Earth?
Matter exists in 4 states solid, liquid, gas and plasma can be a definition that needs rethinking. There is a substance that belongs to the state of suspension between s…
Astronauts on the International Space Station photographed an oasis over 1,200 square kilometers with a unique shape in the middle of the desert.
The closest star system to us Proxima Centauri continues to reveal a mysterious 3rd planet, with equally interesting details next to the 2-sided Earth Proxima Centauri b…
Rice University has successfully recovered rare earth elements from trash with important properties for electronics and green technology.
A spoonful of carbon, a drop of hydrogen and a bit of cyanide - this could be a code snippet of a recipe that creates the building blocks of life. Yes, you read its name…
For the first time, scientists have captured unequivocal evidence of a white dwarf star ripping and swallowing parts of its own planet.
Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences discovered that the innermost core of the Earth is not in a normal solid state but a superionic state.