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Aliens 'tried to contact us'
Two American physicists believe that creatures in the universe may have sent messages to the earth, but our devices do not catch the signal.
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Archeology
Egyptian blue 'alive' from the tomb
To make it, the ancient Egyptians used a mixture of copper, sand and strong alkali, heated at 800-900 degrees Celsius with strict conditions.
Archeology
The biting force of the tyrant dinosaur crushed three cars at the same time
The giant tyrant dinosaur can crush prey bone thanks to the bite force and the pressure of the teeth is terribly strong, enough to crush three cars at the same time.
Archeology
Dinosaurs can become extinct by incubating eggs for too long
The reason that dinosaurs cannot survive the mass extinction event in the late Cretaceous period may be because their incubation period is too long.
Archeology
Animals carry jaws that can crush dinosaurs
Didelphodon vorax is the largest marsupial in the Cretaceous with strong jaws that can crush prey, including dinosaurs.
Archeology
The pyramid is older than Giza
Archaeologists have discovered a terraced pyramid dating to 4,600 years near the city of Edfu of Egypt, built decades before the great pyramid at Giza.
Archeology
Discovering mammoth bones near Paris
French archaeologists found an almost intact mammoth skeleton from the Ice Age in the countryside of Paris.
Archeology
The teeth of dinosaurs resemble horse teeth
A new study by a team at the University of Florida (USA) led by Dr. Gregory shows that a dinosaur-like herb with a giant lizard-like shape has complex teeth like horse t…
Archeology
Found a thousand year old Buddha statue
According to Live Science, the statue found in 2010 was mentioned by many scientists, including Gérard Fussman, a professor at the Collège de France in Paris. About 28cm…
Archeology
Recover Shakespeare's signature
According to Live Science, scientists used high-tech imaging to restore the signature that could be William Shakespeare. Who is the owner of the scribbles 'Wakes Shakesp…
Animal world
New research: Why can dogs understand human language?
More than a dozen dogs are trained to stay still in a magnetic resonance scanner that helps scientists track how their brains work when toys are hung high above.
Animal world
Revealed about rare wolves who know how to swim, eat seafood
The island of Vancouver, Canada is one of the rare wolves in the world, swimming well and eating seafood mainly.
Animal world
Total whale 'population inventory'
July 23 is the World Day of whales and dolphins. This day has been declared more than a quarter of a century ago, when officially banned the commercial fishing of whales.
Animal world
Do dogs think like humans?
A group of American scientists, the Emery University in Atlanta are using nuclear imaging imaging to find out what our four-legged friends think - the Los Angeles Times…
Environment
World cultural heritages are in danger of disappearing
Saint Gregory Church, Umayyad ancient palace, Mirador Basin architectural cluster, ... are all recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage.