Found gold ring dating back to 2,300 years
Archaeologists discovered a golden antique garland buried with a woman about 2,300 years ago in Thessaloniki, Greece.
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Archaeologists discovered a golden antique garland buried with a woman about 2,300 years ago in Thessaloniki, Greece.
A gilded mask from Egyptian mummies dating to about 3,200 years old is at the center of a dispute between the country and a museum in the United States. The information…
A golden dagger, dating back to 3,000 BC, along with 500 other gold jewels was found in a Thracia tomb in central Bulgaria.
Optical phenomena with golden light like honey make the Earth look like a giant candy, urging astronauts on the International Space Station to stay in the moment on Octo…
Golden Record, released into space in 1977 by the US Aerospace Agency, can bring a completely different message to aliens.
You know, the golden era of space science began in October 1957, when the Soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite - Sputnik 1 - into Earth's orbit. And so f…
A new study from the Virtual Planet Laboratory under the University of Washington (USA) will help scientists better identify planets that are likely to exist.
A yellow ball-shaped block appeared in some images taken by NASA's Spitzer space telescope.
Just spending about $ 1.3 billion plus health guarantees that you have the capacity to travel to the Moon for two people. This unthinkable story can take place after 202…
According to the Vietnam Institute of Applied Medicine, staphylococcus (Staphylococcus) is a strain of bacteria present in many places in the natural environment, the mo…
INaturalist's artificial intelligence (AI), a natural photo sharing and storage site, confuses Homodes bracteigutta as an ant, and Newswee reports on 1/12.
In 1878, Robert Koch (who discovered the TB bacterium) discovered golden staph from pustules and isolated were golden staph.
Why does science lose its work to create the most idyllic fruit in the world? Simply because millions of people will be saved.
An ancient golden incense tree 40 meters high and weighs 650 tons is transported from Tsikhisdziri village along the Black Sea coast with barges to a new park in Georgia.