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Health
New findings about how much sleep you need each night.
A new study published in the academic journal Psychosomatic Medicine shows that even a few days of sleep deprivation followed by catching up on sleep over the weekend ca…
New technology
China is about to have its first driverless city: Traveling 10km will only cost 12-13 thousand dong!
China, the world's largest automotive market, could one day become a leading market for autonomous vehicles.
Videos
Big fish swallows small fish: A rare sight attracts hundreds of thousands of views.
Recently, the account @TheBrutalNature posted a rare video on social media (formerly Twitter) showing a large fish swallowing a smaller fish.
Discover science
Moving eye in the Sahara left by 'space killer'
An attacker from space crashed into the Sahara 345 million years ago, completely destroying an area the size of a city.
Discover science
What's under the desert sand?
When we think of deserts, we often think of endless white sand dunes. What lies beneath the sand?
Space science
The mystery of the rock that 'traveled' through space for tens of thousands of years, then returned to Earth
The 646-gram meteorite once left us, flew out into space, and somehow ended its extraordinary journey on Earth.
Oceanography
'Another world' discovered thousands of meters deep under the ice in Antarctica
Scientists have confirmed that an almost completely ice-covered area in Antarctica hides a
Archeology
17 days of pumping water out of the pond, a 'crazy' man suddenly discovered a wonder that surprised the world
Suspecting that the village fish pond was not natural and not as deep as the legend said, the man pumped all the water out of the pond and then the big secret was reveal…
New technology
Scientists have developed a battery that can last for thousands of years without needing to be recharged!
Nuclear waste is radioactive waste created by nuclear power plants that no one wants to keep near their homes or even carried through their communities.
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Lacking electricity and water, how did China build thousands of kilometers of highway across the Taklimakan desert?
Building cross-desert highways is one of China's engineering marvels.
Videos
Close-up of mother python giving birth leaves viewers confused
Witnessing the sand python giving birth, many viewers were confused because they thought that reptiles like pythons and snakes only lay eggs.
New technology
Thousands of people line up to have brain chips implanted
Tech mogul Elon Musk's startup has been granted permission to test implanting chips into human brains. Thousands of applicants have already applied.
Space science
The world breathed a sigh of relief as a 2.6-ton battery burst into flames in the atmosphere.
As expected, the Expose Pallet 9 (EP9) battery pack from the ISS entered Earth's atmosphere over the weekend.
New technology
Hydrogen cars can run thousands of kilometers without charging
The Eco-Runner XIII three-wheeler aims to set a world record for the longest distance driven on hydrogen without refueling in June 2023.