Where 99% of the gold on Earth is concentrated
Most of the gold on Earth is concentrated in the Earth's core, beyond human ability to mine.
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Most of the gold on Earth is concentrated in the Earth's core, beyond human ability to mine.
Archaeologists believe that the dodecahedron may have had a religious or magical function for the Romans.
A metal detectorist in Germany has discovered a rare treasure trove of nearly 3,000 Roman coins. Experts have no idea how or why the huge hoard got there.
In the vast universe, the International Space Station is like a bright star, attracting the world's best astronauts to gather here.
Contrary to what many people imagine,
Thanks to a new technique, scientists have directly observed nano-sized water bubbles forming with a palladium metal catalyst for the first time.
New technology opens up a turning point for space exploration, when rockets do not need to return to Earth to refuel.
Researchers don't know for sure when steel was invented, but some of the earliest examples of steel date back to the 1st millennium BC in Central and South Asia.
Some believe the mysterious Betz sphere, a steel ball found on their property by a Florida family in 1974, is a piece of alien technology.
In medical literature, the origin of the syringe can be traced back to the early years of the AD. Since then, syringes can be made of all kinds of materials from metal,…
Exposure to heavy metals such as cadmium, uranium and copper can cause not only cancer, neurological and reproductive problems, but also cardiovascular disease, a new st…
Metal detectorists have unearthed a treasure trove of coins that may have once belonged to a charlatan who hid in the mountains of south-central Poland after scamming pe…
5,000 years ago, people moved from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age thanks to the advent of metallurgy, separating metals from impurities.
Immortal pills or elixirs of life often appear in classic Chinese literary works, but did they really appear in ancient Chinese society?
Warmer climate causes permafrost to melt, releasing the metal ores inside into rivers and streams, causing them to turn rusty.