Archeology
Digging a sewer and discovering a 'treasure', 6 months later he changed his life to become a tycoon
A stroke of luck brought the old farmer an amount of money that he probably wouldn't have earned in his entire life.
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Scientific works
Explore the 'giant' underground sewer line under the To Lich riverbed
The 15km underground sewer line of the Yen Xa Wastewater Treatment Plant project has been completed, preparing to rescue the polluted To Lich river.
Scientific works
Huge sewer pipes underneath London
A massive concrete pipeline with a capacity of 1.6 million cubic meters is being built under London to reduce the frequency of wastewater discharges into the River Thame…
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He completed the 6.3 billion USD super sewer
After 8 years of construction, the super sewer that can hold as much water as 600 Olympic swimming pools under London has been completed and will operate on a trial basi…
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The man ventured into the sewer, inside was a creature that could kill an elephant
This expert had to venture inside the sewer to pull this creature out of hiding.
Archeology
Roman sluice can still be used after 2,300 years
The hundred-meter-long sewer system is in such a good condition that it can be used today for storm water drainage.
Archeology
Repair sewer, dig ... whole mysterious temple 2,200 years old
An ancient temple of the pharaohs, splendid and mysterious, has been found rarely on the banks of the Nile, in Egypt.
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How do major cities in the world seize and reuse rainwater?
Depending on how we receive it, rainwater may be a gift or a burden.
Biology
Detecting giant virus underneath the Indian city, copying the gene of the host
More than 20 new viruses were discovered underneath the sewer and water storage in Mumbai, India with the ability to copy and transplant genes into hosts.
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The lump of fat over 30 meters long blocked the United States
The bodies of oil and human waste obstruct a pipe in Michigan state.
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How did the mouse break into the house through the toilet?
The rat species with a special body structure allows them to squeeze the body through any holes that their small head can pass through. So the mouse easily gets into you…
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Explore the huge sewer system in Tokyo
Flood drainage system in the heart of Tokyo, Japan is the largest underground sewer in the world, with huge vertical wells and more than 70 large capacity pumps.
Archeology
The tomb of Jesus in Jerusalem is in danger of collapse
The altar that covers Jesus' grave is at risk of serious collapse due to an uncertain foundation.
Archeology
The archaeological discovery of the Romans
A sewer system and some skeletons have been found by archaeologists in the city of Herculaneum, India, helping answer the diet and lifestyle of the Romans who lived 2,00…
Archeology
The city of Rome shrinks underground
A tunnel dating to about 2,000 years old has been discovered by cave researchers underneath l & o