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A picture of bacteria covering the human tongue
Thanks to the new fluorescent imaging technique, US scientists have found a complex way of distributing bacteria on the tongue.
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Explore the 500-year-old craggy village
Al Sogara villagers build houses in self-made caves on rugged mountains, living separately from the rest of the world.
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Constructing the electronic structure of benzene, a compound with electrons that exists in 126 different directions
The difficult problem that has puzzled science for years has been solved, creating a breakthrough in optoelectronics.
Science story
8-year-old girl with higher IQ than Einstein into college
When he was 4 years old, the Mexican prodigy achieved IQ 162. 8 years old, he studied two disciplines at university, published books and researched equipment to support…
Environment
Take advantage of the mattress to leave and plant trees in the desert
Experts from the University of Sheffield, UK are instructing refugees to create one
Archeology
National treasures were in the pile of scrap 22 years ago
Looking for scrap on the sand hill of Tra Loc village (Hai Lang district), the man found a 'copper pot' as a national treasure.
Archeology
The 1 billion-year-old fossil of the oldest plant in the world
The scientists found fossils of a green algae that cover the sea floor, thought to be the ancestors of terrestrial plants that first appeared.
Animal world
Unique communication of coconut crab
Coconut crabs, the world's largest terrestrial invertebrates, make more paw sounds to interact during mating.
Archeology
Discovering nearly 6,000-year-old leaves almost intact in the UK
Archaeologists in England discovered a elm tree leaf over 6,000 years ago almost intact.
Archeology
Build a house and dig a 2,700-year-old 'ghost prince' on a horse-drawn carriage
The construction of a sports complex in Italy was halted because of the tomb of a pre-Roman prince with iron armor, a chariot, and a treasure suddenly exposed.
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Top 10 poorest countries in the world
The Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique or Yemen, etc. are among the poorest countries in the world with low GDP per capita. Not surprisingly, there are many Africa…
Oceanography
The pink fish 'unique crutches'
Experts speculate that the 3,4-meter-long cranberry fish may have a rare genetic mutation that causes its whole body to be brilliantly pink.
Space science
The quest to find the most mysterious matter in the universe
From deep underground, in abandoned gold and nickel mines, containers of liquid xenon and germanium crystals are used to detect dark matter particles.
Space science
Information from the dust of the Moon for the first time
Analyzing dust sticking on astronauts' gloves, the researchers found iron, water and helium in moon dust.
Space science
Why can a rocket launch multiple satellites?
The traditional method of launching satellites is to use a rocket to launch a satellite. Using a rocket and launching multiple satellites into orbit is an advanced aeros…