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Bold idea: Growing grapes in the driest desert in the world
In the heart of Chile's Atacama desert - the driest place in the world - Hector Espindola is doing an unexpected job, running a grape farm.
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1001 mystery
Mysterious beam of light on top of the Mayan pyramid
In 2009, when the Hector Siliezar family visited the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza, with his iPhone, he took three photos of the El Castillo pyramid (Mexico) - once…
1001 mystery
The truth about the first UFO
When this photo appeared in 1883, it quickly gained the attention of many people because it was believed to be the first evidence of UFO (unidentified flying object).
Space science
Approaching extraterrestrial civilization through satellite networks
Artificial technology clouds in the universe, similar to the network of telecommunications satellites that surround the Earth, are most likely the hallmarks of extraterr…
Space science
Dear ALMA, taking a picture of a star is born
A huge telescope system in Chile has captured wonderful images of an amazing astronomical phenomenon: a star is born.
New technology
The miracle machine uses ambient air to filter the water
FreshWater promises to eliminate the worries of lacking clean water around the world.
New technology
6-leg beetle
German scientists successfully built a 6-legged robot inspired by the rodent beetle, capable of traveling on a variety of terrains.
New technology
Insect robot
German scientists have developed a six-legged robot to study the insect's delicate movements.