Archeology
Discovered 600 ancient tombs dating back thousands of years
600 graves are buried beneath the rock and distributed on two newly found hills in Sichuan province.
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Archeology
Amputation surgery is from 7,000 years ago
Surveying the skeletons, scientists believe that Stone Age humans know how to amputate their bodies to save lives.
Archeology
Inca brain surgery of the form of
According to a new study, ancient Peruvian Inca surgeons often succeeded in removing a small portion of the patient's skull to treat head injuries.
Archeology
Evidence of a neck brain surgery
Archaeologists claim to have discovered evidence of a brain surgery done nearly 1,800 years ago on a young woman's body - the victim died shortly after the operation.
Archeology
Human brain surgery from 4,000 years ago
Bulgarian archaeologists claimed to have found evidence that the first brain surgery was performed 4,000 years ago.
Space science
3 risks of
A meteorite hit? Old time! These risks are truly life-threatening, ensuring you never heard of them.
Space science
Surgical test in weightless environment
Recently, a team of scientists has conducted simulation surgery on a Canadian jet designed to create a weightless environment.
Space science
Owl 'compulsive surgery' from space
The asteroid attack of nearly 10 km in diameter left the impact crater as wide as 193km, the third largest in this form on the surface of the globe, and most likely trig…
Space science
Weightless surgery 'successful'
The French doctor said they had successfully performed the first surgery on the human arm in weightless conditions. The surgery ended at 7:30 (GMT).
Space science
France performed the first weightless surgery
A group of French doctors are preparing to perform the first operation on people in weightless condition, on a specially designed aircraft. They hope the experiment will…
Biology
Gene 'figurehead' - key to increasing crop productivity
With a population of 9.5 billion in 2050, humanity faces the challenge of providing food for a large number of people, while the amount of water, fertilizer and soil cul…
Biology
Honey bees help find ways to recover a comatose patient
According to New Zealand scientists' findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (NASP), honey bees can be a clue for scientists to find t…
Animal world
The surgery replaced the mine to save the scarlet bird from cancer
The rare crimson bird capturing in Jurong bird garden, Singapore was fortunate to escape the cancer after the veterinarians surgically removed the mine.
Animal world
Why are yellow-spotted fish sold at high prices?
Catching the yellow sardines, the fishermen will take profits up to hundreds of millions, so they are called by seafarers.
Animal world
Surgery to save a black bear with a swollen tongue like a balloon
The surgery offers a second chance for a black bear whose tongue weighs three kilograms, so big that it has to drag on the ground.