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First successful pig liver transplant to a living person
Chinese scientists have just successfully transplanted a gene-edited pig liver into a 71-year-old man with right lobe liver cancer.
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Exotic device allows access to quantum computers from home
Previous quantum computers required huge amounts of space, but a new system will allow home users to access quantum computers through the cloud.
Archeology
Laos continues to discover a 2-meter tall Buddha statue near the Me Kong River
The Buddha statue, at least 2 meters high, was discovered near the Me Kong River during an ongoing search for ancient artifacts in Laos.
Biology
African blackwood, one of the most expensive woods in the world
Wood is an important part of our society. We use it for fuel, furniture, perfume, musical instruments and other purposes.
Environment
A beautiful halo appears in the sky of Dong Nai
At noon on May 20, people in some areas in Dong Nai admired the phenomenon of brilliant halos appearing in the sky.
Archeology
Discovered a 1,700-year-old ghost ship with strange cargo still intact
Despite being swallowed into the Mediterranean since the 4th century, the objects inside the Roman ghost ship are still strangely intact.
Animal world
The 200kg sheep breed in Tajikistan helps cope with climate change
Hissar sheep are a rich source of food and also contribute to improving the soil ecosystem thanks to their ability to travel long distances to forage.
New technology
Korean scientists develop a method to quickly produce diamonds in 150 minutes
Scientists developed a process to produce artificial diamonds with liquid metal at a temperature of about 1,000 degrees Celsius and low pressure.
Health
Things to know about stem cells from umbilical cord blood
Nowadays, 'taking umbilical cord blood' and 'storing umbilical cord blood stem cells' are no longer strange concepts.
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Strange tribes in the world pique your curiosity
They lurk in the deepest, darkest corners of the Earth - or in the vast, remote plains of Africa.
New technology
The robot already knows how to dribble, pass people, and score goals
Thanks to the new AI training method, the robots were able to automatically improve their skills and participate in a simulated soccer match.
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The unique bus runs thanks to a giant flywheel
In the 1940s, Swiss engineers developed a new type of zero-emission electric bus that used a large rotating flywheel to store energy instead of rechargeable batteries.
Environment
Unique purple lake in Germany
This is not the first time this quarry lake near the city of Fuessen has turned purple. The reason behind that has been explained.
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All Japanese people will likely have the same surname Sato by 2531
According to a study, all Japanese people will have the same surname Sato by 2531 if the country maintains the rule that husband and wife must use the same surname after…
Science story
The father of modern rocketry believes that clouds are a race of parasitic aliens causing trouble for humanity
Robert Hutchings Goddard was an American engineer, professor, physicist, and inventor, considered the creator and builder of the world's first liquid-fueled rocket engin…