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Started in August 1995, with more than 8 billion US dollars, Putrajaya city of Malaysia is considered a typical urban project for Southeast Asia with a combination of mo…
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Started in August 1995, with more than 8 billion US dollars, Putrajaya city of Malaysia is considered a typical urban project for Southeast Asia with a combination of mo…
The city of Chicago has begun to summarize the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava's skyscraper project. The twisted architecture will be over 600m high and will be loc…
Byodo-in Temple is located in the middle of a forest next to a small lake, as if it had been built thousands of years ago. Although the temple is dated recently, it prov…
'Big ideas often meet'. The thought of Ho President and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew are great ideas that have 'met'.
National Geographic, America's famous science and discovery magazine, summed up ten environmental and scientific events in the world that many people might have missed i…
New skin types from microalgae, often found in rivers, streams, and lakes, can photosynthesize and produce oxygen, thereby regenerating damaged skin areas.
Two days now, Ho Tay (Hanoi) has the phenomenon of dead white fish floating on the water, washed up on each shore. Health experts recommend that people do not pick up or…
This is a particle with a diameter of less than 5 micrometers, broken down from larger pieces of plastic waste and it takes several hundred to several thousand years to…
Thanks to its high nutritional content and excellent preventive use, the following four vegetables are praised by Chinese shareholders
People currently only teething twice throughout their lives. However, Lake Malawi cichlid fish can grow teeth indefinitely, whenever they lose their teeth.
American scientists discovered that a living algae common in lakes can provide an effective treatment for blindness.
A bacterium that lives in a lake can invade the body through the nose and cause serious damage to the brain. In Florida (USA), the state government has set up a hotline…
Scientists from New York universities are conducting a five-year analysis of the Great Lake fish to determine the level of toxic chemicals in them.
Can flu viruses survive for months or even years in frozen lakes? That is the assertion of a study conducted by US, Russian and Israeli scientists.
Viruses can fight resistant bacteria, which is a weapon that has been forgotten for decades.