Space science
The sharpest 'real-life' moon picture is no less than the satellite
By taking and composing images from countless different frames, the American photographer has created the most authentic Moon image in the world.
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New technology
Robot composes poetry that confuses readers
To date, this machine has adapted more than twelve books. Finished products make the readers a little confused because they are often quite funny and sometimes poetic.
New technology
The first liquid metal network was successfully built, the future of 'Terminator' T-1000 is not far away?
The prototype of the hand was made from Field alloys, a mixture of bismuth, indium and tin, named after its inventor.
Archeology
Dunkleosteus: The 'Terminator' of the Devonian
Before the dinosaurs appeared, the Earth also existed many species of animals known as the notorious assassins, many of which are from the ocean and Dunkleosteus is one…
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Scary facts about the top 10 most brutal executioners in history
With cold and barbaric execution, these cruel executioners have terrified and righted many prisoners
Archeology
Fossils reveal relatives of tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists on Monday announced the discovery of an unknown species of typhoid that lived in the North American Plain 80 million years ago.
Archeology
Discovered 437 million years old scorpion fossils
The scorpion is possibly the oldest creature to move from the sea to the ground that scientists have discovered.
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What is crispy air?
Chef Nicola Dinato, who was once awarded the prestigious Michelin star in the culinary world, works at the Feva restaurant in the town of Castelfranco Veneto, Italy, the…
Entertainment
See foreign farmers killing weeds with ... sprayers
Instead of using toxic chemical drugs, foreign farmers have used large fire sprays to burn weeds all over the fields.
Biology
Are there insects in the figs we eat?
Are insects really dead in figs? You can hear rumors, and it turns out that (sometimes) it's true. But when you learn about the whole relationship between figs and insec…
Archeology
Early detection of fossil insect pollination
The 99 million-year-old beetle fossils excavated in Myanmar are the earliest evidence of insect pollination.
Science story
The fastest surgeon in the world
Dr. Robert Liston removed 20 kg of tumor in 4 minutes, amputated only 28 seconds, famous for the speed of surgery in the 19th century.
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Explain the 'bursting' series of 'strange phenomena' that make everyone ache
Surely everyone has encountered a few
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What would happen if the human body has a structure similar to animals?
By mimicking the anatomical characteristics of animals, a Japanese artist created special 'hybrid' versions, thus giving us a visual view of the birds' bodies, animals,…
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The picture of black and white makes the 'color' more controversial
The photo suddenly became the focus on the forums when some people claimed to be black and white, while others said seeing many colors like red, yellow, green ...