Health
Hologram doctor - new solution for remote medical care
A Tennessee doctor has pioneered the use of hologram technology to diagnose and treat cancer patients in rural areas, opening up new prospects for access to high-quality…
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Animal world
The US offers a reward to anglers who catch invasive silver carp
Tennessee state authorities are willing to pay $100 per tagged carp to the person who catches them to reduce the number of white carp in the wild.
New technology
Smart grid prevents power outages
Chattanooga, Tennessee, has one of the most advanced power grids in the US, able to self-repair and restore power within seconds.
Animal world
15-year-old boy catches rare white green catfish
The 15-year-old boy fished for the green catfish - the largest catfish in North America, usually blue-gray - and was amazed to find it white.
Videos
A mysterious fireball blazing in the night in the United States, visible from Canada
A mysterious fireball lit the eastern sky of the United States, burning so bright it could be seen from Canada.
Animal world
The female Komodo dragon breeds itself without a male
Charlie, a female Komodo dragon at the zoo of Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA, spawned 3 eggs and hatched into offspring without mating with any males.
Animal world
Electric eel lights a Christmas tree in the US
Visitors to the Tennessee aquarium may be shocked to learn that the Christmas tree is being lit from an unusual renewable energy source - an electric eel.
Funny corner
Catfish weighing 40kg biting American fishermen
A woman who caught a particularly large green catfish on Kentucky Lake, took 10 minutes to wrestle to get on the boat.
Discover science
Go to the forest, frightened to meet beasts
An American man said, when he was exploring the forests of Tennessee, he felt something was watching him.
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Decipher the mystery where the US built an atomic bomb
Thousands of people worked at Oak Ridge in Tennessee in the 1940s, unaware that this was where the US used to build an atomic bomb.
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New study: Typing the keyboard one finger no more than 10 fingers?
A recent study by Vanderbilt University, Tennessee (USA) scientists showed that typing keyboard style
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The most frightening scary cemeteries in the world
It is the creepy cemetery, dull, cold cemetery with many spooky legends that many people dare not set foot on.
Oceanography
Discovered a new species of giant shrimp
Scientists have suddenly discovered a new giant shrimp in the waters of Tennessee (USA).
Space science
Detecting water on the surface of the Moon
By studying soil samples collected from the Moon after Apollo missions, scientists at the University of Tennessee (USA) discovered that the soil sample contained water i…