The teenager accidentally picked up the extinct jaw bone 10,000 years
An American high school student accidentally picked up the jaw of an extinct mastodon elephant 10,000 years ago while walking on a farm.
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An American high school student accidentally picked up the jaw of an extinct mastodon elephant 10,000 years ago while walking on a farm.
Scientists have sought to explain the strange glass pieces of water droplets that appear throughout the beaches around Hiroshima (Japan).
A giant hole may have appeared every two years on the Martian atmosphere, sucking its entire ocean into space.
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Japan has just launched the world's fastest high-speed train so far with maximum speeds of up to 400 km / h.
Human breeding of domesticated animals can cause their brains to shrink in size.
For the first time in the world, New Zealand doctors have applied human anatomy to brain surgery for a young kākāpō parrot with birth defects.
Hundreds of thousands of people around the world have lived with a brain-computer interface, technologies that have been developed by science since the 1970s.
Not only famous painters can create works of art, but the natural beauty of the Earth has caused many souls to love beauty to melt.
Have you ever felt suffocated and overwhelmed by the beautiful pictures? Besides, mysterious and strange stories also make them more famous.
The project did not collect enough money to continue, but the attendants did not regret it.
Oceanographic experts in Norway argue that the Russian navy trains white whales and many other mammals to serve the military purpose of the task force.
Researchers claim to have restored the function of a dead pig's brain for four hours, promising new solutions for humans.
For a long time, cherished humans intended to create a vaccine, or a drug that could handle all of the current influenza viruses.