Archeology
Genghis Khan massacred many people to change the atmosphere
Through raids and massacres, Genghis Khan's army caused huge amounts of carbon dioxide to disappear from the atmosphere, possibly making the Earth colder.
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The Black Pyramid and the tragedy of deep oblivion: A thousand years later, still no escape from the tragedy of tomb raiding
Humanity may never know the secret inside this pyramid.
New technology
Use satellite data to detect ancient tomb theft
Scientists around the world are now using images from high-resolution satellites to identify places where grave robbers are looting.
Oceanography
The octopus squadron 'raided' the beach surprised many people
Octopus is a strange animal. They have 8 limbs - rather than tentacles, blue blood, and up to 4 hearts.
Animal world
Aerial raid of skinhead eagle
The small starling bird has no chance of escaping when the starving eagle attacks it in midair.
Videos
Video: Build 400m military fence in less than 1 minute
The US military has applied a fast, convenient RAID fence system that can build 400m of solid fences in just 60 seconds.
Medicine - Health
China discovered sweet potato flour made from writing ink, kerosene
Authorities in southern China raided an old pig farm, which is making fake sweet potato flour, made from corn, writing ink and kerosene to market.
Computer science
IO Data announces 3TB external hard drive
IO Data, a Japanese manufacturer, recently released an external hard drive with the HDC2-U3.0 symbol with a capacity of up to 3TB. This is actually an upgraded version o…
Computer science
Google 'raided' the virtual social networking market
After a failed race to invest in Facebook, Google is actively preparing for a
Computer science
Malaysia: Rewarding for the head of the cut
The world of copying pirated movies in Malaysia is hanging a significant bonus for those who kill 2
Computer science
Asia-Pacific seized ... 5 million pirated CDs
Authorities seized nearly 5 million pirated discs and detained 870 people in a two-month anti-piracy campaign in more than 10 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
Computer science
Sun SPOT opened a new field of computing
Software errors, user errors, viruses ... corrupt data on your hard drive. Don't worry, there's a free TestDisk data recovery application that helps you solve these prob…
New technology
Personal jet aircraft have escapes
Public air raid, the wind has just been announced for $ 185,000.
New technology
Dissecting 'stealth helicopters' in the killing of Bin Laden
The kind of helicopters that the US forces deployed to raid Osama bin Laden's 'fortress' were considered by the analysts as 'stealth helicopters' because they had comple…