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Thousands of people line up to have brain chips implanted
Tech mogul Elon Musk's startup has been granted permission to test implanting chips into human brains. Thousands of applicants have already applied.
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Tilapia fish line up in order, 'walking' on dry ditch
Witnessing the scene of schools of tilapia lining up in order to move across a dry ditch, many people were amazed.
1001 mystery
Mysterious light guides sailors at sea
Researchers have yet to find an explanation for a strange glowing phenomenon on the ocean that may have helped sailors navigate thousands of years ago.
Health
The Scary Truth About Inbreeding: The Curse of Genes, Nature's Last Line of Defense!
In the natural world, reproduction between living organisms is an important task. However, when this natural process encounters inbreeding, it can have shocking conseque…
Environment
Scene appears in Seoul after 117 years, a series of warnings are issued
More than 20cm of snow covered many areas in Seoul (South Korea) on November 27, causing traffic disruption.
Scientific works
Saudi Arabia's NEOM megacity construction site
Nadhmi Al-Nasr, NEOM project executive director, said construction workers have completed 20 percent of the megacity's infrastructure.
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Good at 'copying technology', Vietnam's neighbor is accelerating: About to surpass the US?
In the 21st century race, who will cross the finish line first?
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In ancient times, besides giving birth to children to continue the family line, 'concubines' also had another function: How sad for future generations!
In feudal China, it was normal for rich and powerful men to have 'three wives and four concubines'.
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Just discovered a 72km 'tear in the Earth', the world's second largest country is in fear of a tsunami attack
About 400,000 people are at risk of being hit by a tsunami after a 72km fault line was discovered by scientists.
Environment
Hurricane Dora makes history with its bizarre path across the ocean, from the Americas to near Asia
After causing strong winds that quickly spread wildfires in Hawaii (USA), Hurricane Dora has
Biology
Thousands line up to see 'corpse flowers' in Australia
In the Australian city of Geelong, south of Melbourne, thousands of people are lining up for a rare chance to see and smell the stench of an unusual plant that blooms on…
Science invention
Soft Robot Arms - Breakthrough Inventions for Delicate Tasks
Flexible robotic arms not only blur the line between robots and living creatures, but also promise a new future for scientific and technological applications.
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Saudi Arabia's Vertical City Construction Site
Saudi Arabian authorities have shared new images from the construction site revealing the progress of the country's planned Desert City.
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Solar power system installed under the railway
Swiss startup develops project to install detachable solar panels right under railways, expected to be deployed in 2025.
Animal world
Thousands of parrots invade Argentine town
The number of parrots outnumbers people in the town of Hilario Ascasubi after deforestation forced them to fly out in search of food, water and shelter.