Doomsday
Deciphering the mystery in faith
Those who believe in the end of the world believe that on December 21, the Mayan calendar ended, which means humanity is perished. Others fear that the planets align in…
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Doomsday
Discover the most distant galaxy group
The most distant galaxy population is 10.2 billion light-years from Earth, British astronomers claim ...
Biology
Our bodies contain 380 trillion viruses, what are they doing in there?
These tiny creatures have even been attached to us since prehistoric times until now and forever.
Biology
Finding a virus can help strengthen the immune system for the elderly
Researchers have found a virus that can benefit the immune system of the elderly based on research in mice.
Biology
The secret of the giant farm raised 6 billion cockroaches in China
According to the Chinese government, this is part of the production process
Biology
Mushrooms grow long after turning ants into living corpses
Fungi attack the central nervous system of ants, control and use animals as food.
Biology
Mushrooms - the only species that protects the earth from harmful solid waste
This finding has great potential, because in the past 70 years, we have produced and discharged a lot of plastic into the environment.
Biology
This bacterium in beer will help drinkers boost their immune system
Probiotics are living bacteria that have been shown to be good for health because they help improve the balance of the intestinal bacteria.
Biology
Plants know and communicate with people
Sometimes, when you're sad or happy, you can say idly or play around with the trees around you. And miraculously, scientists have recently discovered that plants really…
Biology
The truth about palm trees goes in Ecuador
The phenomenon of palm trees that can travel 20m each year along the forest floor in Ecuador may be an anecdote set up by guides to attract visitors.
Biology
The only exotic 'walking tree' in the world
Socratea exorrhiza is probably the only mobile plant in the world. The complex system of plant roots acts as a foot, helping the tree to constantly move toward sunlight…
Biology
Infiltrate the world of bacteria inside the human body
The human body is home to trillions of bacteria, but we cannot see them.
Biology
The hornet larva attacks the spider's nervous system, meshes and creates cocoons
By robbing the spider's nervous system, a wasp larva was able to manipulate the animal to make it a more robust network, according to research published in The Journal.…
