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Technology advances day by day. Looking back, we see many things that have changed dramatically in the past few decades.
You can find timelines with mesmerizing happenings - in the time that you may have turned into dust for a long time - on Wikipedia.
Just bring a device capable of playing pre-installed audio or smartphone applications, visitors can listen to information about artifacts without a guide at the museum.
We all know that the time arrow is always on the future, but physicists still have trouble explaining why this happens?
In the near future, people can buy new memory and delete unwanted memory while experts believe they are close to entering the human brain biology.
Dr. Aubrey de Gray believes that people will live for a long time and the future world no longer has aging-related diseases.
Listen to the predictions of Ray Kurzweil, a famous future research scientist, about human life in the coming years.
According to the Daily Star, space travel is still a science fiction story so far. Researchers have not yet reached a breakthrough in this area.
When the temperature is low, the plant tissue is hard, transparent like glass, the forest is the home of tarantula spiders, the highest tree can reach 130m, can create a…
The famous female prophets in the world have predicted many events that until today it still happens to be unexplainably correct.
The poem of the Mac dynasty - Nguyen Binh Khiem - is not only famous for its extensive scholarship, strategic vision, but also revered by the people because of the exact…
NASA has just released a tool to predict which parts of the world will be affected by melting ice in the poles and previously seemingly permafrost areas.
This year they said they had seen events like terrorism in Las Vegas, New York, and London until the earthquake in Mexico and Hurricane Irma.
Simon Evetts, a space specialist, thinks that scientists can control the evolution process to give people super powers, according to Long Room.