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Electricians stumbled upon a bronze dagger and pottery in an ancient burial cave.
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Electricians stumbled upon a bronze dagger and pottery in an ancient burial cave.
The world's largest radio telescope FAST detected more than 100 radio signals from a source three billion light-years from Earth.
The manufacture of cement in the universe can help people to build buildings that can withstand extreme conditions of temperature, radiation ...
A rare moon will soon appear in the sky to coincide with the unlucky day of the 13th day.
A dolphin living in fresh water is something very special, the excitement of this creature is even multiplied when they possess a pink body and extreme hunting.
A giant band of clouds appeared, making many people rush to leave Sao Conrado beach due to concerns about bad weather.
The people of Florida, USA have just witnessed the night sky with a fanciful purple color after the storm hit the coastal area on the east coast of the United States.
The photographer stumbled across the pink rainbow, a phenomenon that often occurs at sunrise and sunset, against a backdrop of blue skies in Scotland.
People of this era not only store history lists, but the amount of plastic we emit will remain forever.
Recently, a relatively large meteorite has landed in southern Australia, creating a giant trail of light in the dark night.
A group of 347 scientists who participated in research to find the first image in black hole history has been awarded the prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental P…
People with spring fingers have lumps in their palms, have difficulty folding or stretching their fingers, especially in the morning.
There is an extremely simple way to improve your health at almost zero cost and is easy to do.
A popular, inexpensive drug for diabetes can make a breakthrough in treating untreated dementia and brain damage, thanks to an interaction with female sex hormones.
The device will use laser physics to count atoms of noble gases such as Argon and Krypton, two naturally occurring particles in groundwater and ice cores.