History
Buried a few years late, why is the body of the emperor of China still intact?
During the feudal period, after a few months or years, many Chinese emperors were buried. Therefore, the ancients had ways to prevent corpses from decomposing.
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Using radar to scan Antarctica, found a 'radiator' twice as large as London: Experts warn!
Solving the mysteries of Antarctica - the most challenging region on our planet - requires extensive international cooperation.
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The prospect if super storm Jupiter raged on Earth
If it appeared on Earth, the Great Red Spot would cover 40% of the planet's surface and rise into space with destructive winds of 680 km/h.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Nvidia creates 3D universe map using the world's most powerful AI supercomputer
Nvidia unveiled a new supercomputer said to be the world's fastest for AI at the National Energy Research Science Computing Center (NERSC) in California.
Scientific application
Japan develops personal identification system by... breath
Scientists from Kyushu University (Japan) have developed a type of security tool that allows personal identification through sensors.
Animal world
Strange fish found in Antarctica: Has white blood, will die if the temperature exceeds 5 degrees
Scientists say this Antarctic ice fish can only live in cold water that cannot exceed 5 degrees Celsius.
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Strange oasis in the heart of the desert: It doesn't rain all year round, but the temperature is only 25-30 degrees Celsius, there is a 'panacea' lake
Huacachina Oasis in Peru (Huacachina) is known as the most beautiful oasis in South America, hidden in the depths of hundreds of miles of barren desert.
New technology
China develops supercomputer that can simulate human thinking
A team of Chinese scientists has developed a new supercomputer so fast that it can successfully run artificial intelligence models as complex as the human brain.
Science story
'Sleep paralysis' or sleep paralysis - Scary hallucinations when waking up from a scientific perspective
Have you ever felt frozen in place and had nightmares right after waking up? The following article provides useful information to answer the above problem.
Scientific application
Smart devices make football players 'sharper'
The achievements of sports athletes, including football players, will have a marked change when equipped with the Playermaker smart device of the company of the same nam…
Oceanography
Why does the US Navy listen to the sound of giant groupers and crayfish?
The US is testing technology that uses natural noise to locate threats on the seabed as an alternative to military sonar.
History
10 famous emperors from farmers: There are Liu Bang and Zhou Yuanzhang
In history, there are many characters who have come up from nothing to hold power that no one can expect. Sometimes, the tiniest farmers have the upper hand.
Environment
The mystery of the 5-color lake is located in a super unique location in Japan
The lake located in the Okama crater welcomes thousands of visitors to experience the breathtaking scenery.
New technology
Supersonic spaceplane with a speed of up to 11,113km/h
At the UP Summit in Bentonville, Arkansas, startup Venus Aerospace showcased its first supersonic vehicle design, the Stargazer.
Health
Expert: How does anger make your skin wrinkled?
Resentment, anger or sadness are the culprits that make your skin wrinkled, aging quickly, even cancer.