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Lambda strain contains mutation that could defeat vaccine
The Lambda variant, which is raging in Peru, is a new concern because it contains mutations
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1001 mystery
The mystery of the 'blood rain' that appears continuously in India
Not long ago, a mysterious phenomenon quietly appeared in India, 'blood rain' fell continuously for two months, causing countless speculations and discussions.
Biology
Disaster after historic earthquake in Türkiye: Millions of caterpillars land, images make everyone 'shudder'
After the historic earthquake on February 6, Türkiye - the most affected country - is still suffering the consequences.
Environment
The island has rain all year round, thousand-year-old trees grow close together like a fairy world.
Yakushima is an island in Japan with a very humid climate, which helps maintain an ancient deciduous forest full of creatures and plants, especially deciduous trees.
Health
White rice, brown rice, red rice... which type of rice is best for health?
Rice is a familiar grain in every Vietnamese meal. However, do you know which type of rice is best for your health?
Discover science
Top 7 strange psychological effects of the brain that we all have without knowing
The weird and sometimes silly things you do, other people do all the time and it's all part of human psychology.
Oceanography
Another species is developing a human-like brain.
Despite being separated by 500 million years of evolution, the blueprint for a complex, intelligent brain is preserved in the bodies of two species, one of which is huma…
New technology
China tests high-speed train that can be as fast as a plane
China has successfully tested for the first time a high-speed passenger train that can fly in a vacuum tube at a speed of 1,000km/h.
Biology
The animal is the size of a grain of sand but is ranked stronger than an elephant.
Many people still think that big animals are brave. However, scientists have announced that the small insect below tops the list of the world's strongest species.
Oceanography
Piercing submarines and daring to fight humans: How did this creature, once as small as a grain of rice, do it?
Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) are large predatory fish found in warm and temperate oceans around the world.
New technology
Ukrainian engineer launches square-wheeled bicycle
Ukrainian engineer Sergii Gordieiev replaced the round wheels on conventional bicycles with square-framed wheels made mostly of recycled parts.
Scientific works
China installs world's longest undersea steel-casing concrete pipe tunnel
China installed the final section of a 6,845-meter-long undersea tunnel in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong Province on June 11.
Space science
We Are the Neurons of the Universe: A Creation Theory Reveals the Mysteries of the Universe and the Brain
Have you ever thought that the universe could be a giant neural network and we are all a part of it?
Archeology
Laser scanning reveals 'ghost valley' of 30,000 people in the middle of the Amazon rainforest
Described as a discovery