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There are fish species that become 'more active' and there are also fish species that change the mating behavior by absorbing the chemicals emitted by humans along the s…
Scientists have discovered human footprints dating back to 15,600 years in southern Chile. This is considered the oldest trace of humanity in America.
The ancient fossil bone fossil dating back to 160,000 years is the oldest specimen ever discovered in the high mountains, explaining how humans adapt to an oxygen-defici…
50 years since Apollo 11 spacecraft landed on the moon, only 3 countries did the same thing. But this no longer lasts forever.
American scientists found that mosquito-borne antennae help them recognize lactic acid, a substance in human sweat and from there to burning.
Researchers claim to have restored the function of a dead pig's brain for four hours, promising new solutions for humans.
New scientific research finds that polluted air is not only fatal, it also seriously affects human mental health.
Super unpredictable storms, drought, heat waves ... all have strong impacts on human health and the environment.
On Norway's Svalbard peninsula, near the permafrost of the Arctic there is a special energy building.
Before bringing people into space, NASA had to conduct a thorough research on the effects of zero gravity on the human body over a long period of time.
New vaccines invented by Weill Cornell Medicine College (USA) may help reverse bowel cancer, including colon cancer and rectal cancer.
With the advancement of artificial intelligence, robots appear more and help human life more comfortable.
Breakthrough research recently published in Nature Communications shows the existence of an extinct mysterious species of ape.
Scientists at Columbia University in New York (USA) claim to have built a system that can read people's thoughts and translate information into words.