History
Interesting little-known things about the famous goji candy in Chinese martial arts movies
The goulash has a very special origin, meaning and processing, which will surely surprise many people.
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Food safety
Shark fin is likened to a luxury tonic, but is it really good?
According to records in Chinese history, since the Ming Dynasty, shark fin was considered a rare delicacy. Why are shark fins so rare? The following article explains it…
Animal world
Close-up of the unique almost 50cm long ears of a goat in Pakistan
Goats with half-meter-long ears caused a stir in Pakistan becoming a local celebrity.
Life
Why do some people drink coffee before going to bed and still sleep well?
There are many people who like to drink coffee in the morning and make sure not to drink coffee in the evening to avoid affecting their sleep.
History
The Goliath Warriors Might Not Be As Huge As The Bible Describes
Early versions of the Bible describe Goliath - the ancient Philistine warrior known as a giant whose height in ancient terms reached four cubits and an arm span.
New technology
Google translation glasses for all different languages
Google has just released a quick introduction video about smart augmented reality (AR) glasses that can translate directly into multiple languages.
Space science
Going after 2 years, China is surpassing the US in the ability to collect solar energy in space
If successful, solar power stations in space can operate continuously regardless of day and night or weather conditions.
Science Events
Google engineer claims robot has consciousness, was laid off without pay
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that maybe AI is the biggest risk facing human civilization.
Archeology
China found a thousand-year-old Buddha statue in gold and silver in a cave
Archaeologists have found that the giant Tathagata Buddha statue in the Longmen Grottoes in Henan may have been plated with gold, silver and encrusted with colored glass.
Animal world
Close-up of the rare new born albino Galapagos giant tortoise
A new albino Galapagos giant tortoise was born in the zoo in the town of Servion, Switzerland.
Animal world
Goldfish, the most pitiful fish on our planet
Goldfish, a fish that is very familiar to us, but few people know that behind their lovely appearance is a long story.
Archeology
Clues reveal the metabolic rate of dinosaurs: warm-blooded Tyrannosaurus rex, cold-blooded Stegosaurus!
In a new paper in the journal Nature, scientists reveal a new way to study the metabolic rate of dinosaurs using clues in their bones.
Health
Fruit juice is not as good as many people think
Although it is undeniable that the vitamins and minerals that fruit juices bring, eating whole fruits will help the body avoid unnecessary risks.
Funny corner
The city forbids men and women from going to restaurants together, including husband and wife
AFP news agency said that although Afghanistan is a country with many strict rules and regulations, women and men still have the right to eat in restaurants.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Google subsidiary introduces human-level AI
DeepMind thinks they have created an AI that is as smart as a human, but there are still opinions that it is only on par with Siri or Alexa.