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Two Australian fishermen were amazed when they caught a goblin shark - the most rare and dangerous animal in the ocean.
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Two Australian fishermen were amazed when they caught a goblin shark - the most rare and dangerous animal in the ocean.
The Lupanar brothel in Pompeii, Italy kept many frescoes of prostitution and the inscriptions left by customers and prostitutes 2,000 years ago.
An ancient synagogue excavated on the Galilee coast may have been the place where Jesus preached, the Christian organization that owns the area said.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) first sent sperm to the International Space Station (ISS) to study whether humans can conceive in a zero gravity environment.
NASA's twin astronaut studies yield remarkable results, National Geographic reported on March 15.
That was the result of a study from NASA, discovered from the case of twin astronaut brothers Scott Kelly and Mark Kelly.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth after spending 340 days in space in March 2016, according to Independent.
Not only are they subjected to height changes, astronauts also have to deal with other major changes in the body in a zero gravity environment.
The burning sensation of skin every movement is one of the biggest pain that Scott Kelly, astronaut has just returned to Earth after setting a record of 340 days in the…
On March 2, astronaut Scott Kelly (USA) and Mikhail Kornienko (Russia) safely returned to Earth after nearly a year of living on the universe.
Astronaut Scott Kelly has returned to Earth after nearly a year of living in the universe and it is found that his height has increased by 5cm.
Unmanned aerial spacecraft Progress (Progress) M-28M successfully connected to the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday, July 5, after several failed launches by…
The two astronauts will fly to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2015 and live there for one year, the longest working time of humans in the station's history.
How are 'tamed' insects living bacteria symbiosis with me? Scientists have accidentally answered the question thanks to an accident two years ago.
Finding a mate can be a hard work, the giant night cricket Cook Strait, Deinacrida rugosa, is a living testament to that.