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The 3 largest tank graveyards in the world: From warriors to scrap metal
Once out of service, the tanks become scrap and are exposed to the elements for decades.
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Health
Changing patterns of HIV infection in Vietnam
The HIV/AIDS epidemic is becoming more complicated, with the transmission pattern changing from blood-borne transmission in drug addicts to sexual transmission.
Biology
Honeybees - 'warriors' protecting crops from elephants' destruction
A study published in the journal 'Conservation Science and Practice' found that keeping honeybees on fences around small farms in Kenya helped deter crop-destroying elep…
Biology
'Shiver' at the plant that bleeds like humans!
Mother Nature gives people many wonderful things and also strange things.
Oceanography
Shark set a record for swimming 27,666km across the Pacific Ocean
A silk shark broke a world record by migrating tens of thousands of kilometers in 546 days.
Health
HIV vaccine becomes a reality, new hope for millions of people has come
American scientists have just announced positive HIV vaccine trial results, opening up prospects for preventing this dangerous virus.
Archeology
30m long 'Destroyer' monster discovered in Argentina
The four monsters that have just appeared belong to a species that has never been known in the world.
1001 mystery
The mystery of Shivlinga's ancient nuclear reactor!
Shivlinga is a sacred symbol in Hinduism, representing the god Shiva. But are these statues also ancient nuclear reactors built by aliens?
Videos
The first video about the hunt of the 'fastest fish in the world'
Thanks to equipment attached to the sailfish's body, scientists recorded the process of it hunting tuna at a maximum speed of 3.1 meters per second.
Space science
New discovery helps decode many mysteries about the early days of the Milky Way
Researchers at Germany's Max Planck Institute for Astronomy have identified 'strong candidates' that could be evidence of the early days of the Milky Way.
Health
Scientists claim to be able to cut the HIV virus from cells
The BBC reported that scientists announced that they had successfully removed the HIV virus from infected cells, using Crispr gene editing technology that won the 2020 N…
Health
Discovered super-antibodies that can neutralize HIV
US scientists have investigated the role of VR07, a member of the IgG antibody family that has the potential to pave the way for monoclonal antibody therapy against the…
Medicine - Health
New method can cure AIDS with just one injection
Authors in Israel discovered how to regulate B white blood cells, which release antibodies against HIV, thereby helping to cure the disease after just one injection.
Space science
The galaxy containing the Earth is punctured: The culprit causes shivers!
A new study has revealed mysterious, non-matter voids in the galaxy containing the Earth's Milky Way, caused by some of the deadliest events in the universe.
Medicine - Health
Gene-editing drug development can cure HIV/AIDS?
Israeli researchers have developed a new method that can neutralize HIV and developed an injectable drug that can cure HIV/AIDS.