Science story
Pentagon releases 1,500 pages of declassified documents about flying saucers
Collisions with unidentified flying objects (UFOs), also known as flying ground, have left Americans with radiation burns, brain and nervous system damage.
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Health
What should each blood type eat to be good for the body?
Each blood type has its own body characteristics, so it is suitable for different food groups. Find out what your blood type matches with food!
Science story
This is the most perfect alarm ringtone, from the idea of Pythagoras and modern scientists
Everyone knows the Pythagorean theorem about right triangles, but few people know that 500 BC, Pythagoras also studied alarm ringtones.
Animal world
Kenya strives to preserve rare Bongo antelope species
Recently, five Bongo antelopes have been released to a reserve in Kenya, marking an important milestone in the battle for the survival of this animal that currently has…
Health
Half an hour after a meal, the golden time for health, don't miss it!
Half an hour after a meal, seize this golden moment to do a few simple moves that have greatly improved your health.
Science Events
China plans to welcome tourists on Tiangong space station
China is encouraging commercial space tourism. Accordingly, the Thien Cung space station can open its doors to space tourists within the next 10 years.
History
The Legend of the Lost City of Caesars - The Unseen Land of Patagonia
The Legend of the Lost City of Caesars, The Unseen Land of Patagonia
AI - Artificial intelligence
Researchers create robotic 'photographer' that knows how to choose a good composition to take pictures
A robot that knows how to take pictures is too often, this robot knows how to take the best photos.
Oceanography
The narwhal possesses treasures more precious than gold
The narwhal is a medium-sized marine animal of the suborder toothed whales. What makes this animal most noticeable is the distinctive long horn on its head.
Science story
Learn about 'golden blood' - the world's strangest and rarest color group, only a few dozen people have
Since 1961, only 43 cases have been identified with this special type of yellow blood.
Archeology
Excavating an ancient tomb, discovering 'golden millet through the air' for 2,000 years
During the excavation process, Chinese archaeologists confirmed that there are more than 100 very valuable cultural relics.
Animal world
New species of giant tortoise discovered in the Galapagos Islands
Scientists have discovered that the giant tortoises present on San Cristobal Island, in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, are not previously identified species.
History
Why did the palace maids compete to 'wash the dragon hole' of the emperor every day?
The palace maids had to compete with each other, even bribe the manager just to serve the emperor in this job. So,
Health
Good news for coffee 'believers': Avoiding cancer the key lies in temperature
Good news for coffee enthusiasts, temperature is a bigger risk factor than what is consumed itself.
History
It's strange that when a young girl had to pay taxes alone, when she was 17 years old, she was not married and she would be given a husband by the district government
In the old days, not only had to pay the tax on being single, if they refused to get married when they reached the age of not getting married, their parents were also ex…