Oceanography
Extremely shocking studies of dolphins
Many people believe that dolphins are extremely intelligent and friendly animals. But recent research by scientists has
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Oceanography
Map the global coral
Scientists have published a series of unique photos about the coral world in the project
Oceanography
Research on climate change on melting glaciers
The pure ice cubes that you often put in a glass to drink, look quite solid. But if you had a really round block, really big made of ice, ...
Oceanography
New step in ocean research
A big step forward in oceanographic research is coming soon. In June, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) will launch the Aquarius satellite into space to study the water cyc…
Oceanography
China spent $ 22 million to study the East Sea
Chinese oceanographers, including Chinese expatriates, focused their discussion on the project, which is named deep in the South China Sea.
Oceanography
Researching scientific materials from marine organisms
Sea snails, sea urchins and other marine creatures are leading researchers at the University of California Riverside (UCR) Department of Environmental and Chemical Engin…
Oceanography
Look for methods to conserve energy through shark research
Sharks, 'actors' in the film Shark jaws are recently becoming the subject of research for a University of Alabama scientific research project. This project is made possi…
Archeology
Using a tomography machine, researchers who read the 500-year-old ancient texts were scorched
They encourage archaeologists and museums to send hard-to-read texts to them, all deciphered!
Archeology
Research reveals the shape of Jesus
The Gospel of the Bible writes that Jesus was a Jew born around 4 BC in Bethlehem of Judea, according to Live Science.
Archeology
Helpless researchers look at the world's oldest mummy decomposing
The mummies of the Chinchorro people dating back at least 7,000 years began to turn into a black form, Science Alert reported yesterday.
Archeology
New research changes understanding of the migration of ancient people
This is the result of a study published July 20 after archaeologists found axes and grindstones at a cave in Australia's far north.
Archeology
New research confirms T. rex tyrant dinosaurs have no feathers
Scientists reject the hypothesis that Tyrant T. rex grew like a bird.
Archeology
Researchers have discovered a tool of fungi, 115 million years old
About 115 million years ago, on the ancient supercontinent Gondwana, a small mushroom fell into the river and was swept into a saltwater lagoon, where it was buried in s…
Archeology
Leonardo Da Vinci was the first systematic study of friction?
Until now, many art historians still use the word