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There is a lot of knowledge that was once misunderstood by the vast majority of us, scientifically proven but you may not have grasped it.
How do insects avoid raindrops bearing the shadow of death?
A recent study in mice and human tissue found that the HIV virus could lurk in the brain even when patients were being treated with antiviral therapy.
New research shows that rainbow fish defend themselves by luring predators to attack the head and then suddenly changing direction to escape.
With this technology, artificial intelligence will be stored in a smaller space but much smarter.
Crocodile is a reptile living underwater. Thanks to their large size, strong jaws, they are one of the most feared predators on Earth.
A team of scientists from Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States has found unusual forms of hot Jupiters outside the Solar System - giant, deadly planets, clou…
After devastating crops in East Africa and the Middle East, grasshopper clouds continued to move to many areas, forcing many aircraft to change direction.
Scientists are concerned that the present time is
This is also one of the smallest primates in the world when only a modest height of 5 cm, weighs 15 grams.
The image of thousands of green turtles gathered at the edge of Australia's Great Barrier Reef during breeding season creates an interesting scene.
A satellite-based study showed that 2019 was the worst year for primeval forests in the world.
Every year, the equivalent of 300 million micro-bottles of rainfall falls to national parks and wilderness areas in the western United States.
Citizens of Hanoi have long no longer heard the tinkle of tram lines running around the city center. The train has become a beautiful memory for generations of Hanoians.
Scientists have found a way to deliver images directly from the camera to the brains of the blind.