Archeology
Ancient human remains 120,000 years old: 4 months old is already 'superman'
The remains of ancient Neanderthals are mostly just fragments, but scientists got lucky when a baby's baby tooth was stillborn.
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Johannes Hevelius - First person to map the Moon
German astronomer Johannes Hevelius used a microscope to make the first detailed map of Earth's natural satellite.
Archeology
New dinosaur species discovered from the Cretaceous period
Scientists have discovered a new species of dinosaur after its bones were unearthed, a new study reports.
Conquer Mars
For the first time, experts have mapped the Martian subsoil
Experts map the Martian subsoil by listening to the sound of wind bouncing off layers of soil and rock near the equator.
Flu epidemic
New Covid-19 'super-variant' discovered containing 32 mutations: Virologist says it's horrible
Variant B.1.1.529 contains
Conquer Mars
Extraterrestrial supervolcano shoots rocks all the way to Earth
A large portion of the 317 Martian meteorites that have fallen to Earth may have come from the eruption of the alien supervolcano Tharsis 1 million years ago.
Animal world
Decoding all body language helps experts 'hypnotize' extremely poisonous cobras
The article only provides scientific knowledge and does not encourage people to imitate because this is an extremely dangerous act.
Conquer Mars
NASA releases video of mini-reconnaissance plane flying over Mars
Ingenuity, a small powered and piloted rover, continues to set new records in its exploration of Mars.
Archeology
Strange phenomenon in ancient tomb makes experts tremble: Mysterious mummy waits to be reborn!
The tomb shows that the ancient custom really was too harsh.
Flu epidemic
Experts comment on the mysterious gradual disappearance of the Delta variant in Japan
Professor Ituro Inoue said that the Delta variant accumulates too many mutations in the nsp14 protein, which will cause the virus to lose its self-correcting function in…
Archeology
Mass graves in Peru reveal dozens of women living and dying with weaving?
Archaeologists recently discovered a mass grave in Trujillo province (Peru), which contains the remains of about 25 people, mainly women and children, surrounded by weav…
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Four-electron cluster - Special state opens up new possibilities for superconductivity and advanced electronics
Huge potential from the newly discovered state of the electron.
Scientific works
Skyscrapers can absorb 1,000 tons of CO2 per year
The designers introduced a skyscraper model called 'Urban Sequoias' that is capable of removing the equivalent of 48,500 trees of carbon from the atmosphere.
Health
Discovered the second person in the world to cure himself of HIV
An Argentinian woman has become the second person in the world to have an immune system that may have helped her to cure herself of HIV.
Archeology
Seeing the 'miracle medicine' hidden in the water tomb, as soon as it was opened, the expert's face changed immediately!
As we all know, the ancient tombs were built very solidly and contain many different dangers.