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3D printed 180 m high hydroelectric dam on the Tibetan plateau
Chinese researchers are using artificial intelligence to turn a dam project in Qinghai province into the world's largest 3D printer.
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First cloned Tibetan pig gives birth to nine purebred pigs
The first cloned indigenous Tibetan pig in southwestern China's autonomous region has just given birth to its first litter of nine purebred piglets.
1001 mystery
Tibetans can bring 'super powers' from another human species
Shocking research from the US shows that our Homo sapiens ancestors in Tibet had two periods of interbreeding with extinct humans called Denisovans, resulting in the pre…
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The world's largest upland human gene bank
China has launched a bank to store more than 120,000 human genetic samples on the Tibetan plateau to support research on altitude sickness.
Biology
The melted 15,000-year-old glacier could release new viruses
A team of US and Chinese scientists studied two ice cores from a glacier in the Tibetan Plateau and discovered 28 completely new virus samples.
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The secret of the type of Tibetan paper used to keep a thousand-year-old scriptures does not rot
Tibetan paper is fragrant and is made from a special type of thyme and the production technology reaches a meticulous artistic level. The thousand-year secret of rotting…
Animal world
Tibetan mastiffs mate with mountain wolves to survive in high mountains
Until now, the Tibetan mastiff was known to be a giant breed that lived in the mountains.
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The most remote places in the world are inhabited
There are very few people in remote and remote areas on Earth, it takes many days to reach.
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Discover the 'cleanest place in the world'
Located in southwestern China, this plateau covers 25% of mainland mainland area, including the whole Tibetan autonomous region and Qinghai province.
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The truth about the bones and hairs of the snowman
In 1951, British climber Eric Shipton returned from the expedition to Mount Everest and photographs of giant footprints in the snow, sparking assumptions about snowmen.
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Ruins of the mysterious kingdom of Guge in Tibet
The prosperous Guge Kingdom was built in the 10th century and disappeared mysteriously in the 17th century, leaving ruins of great cultural and artistic value.
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The mystery of Shambhala - the forgotten kingdom
For thousands of years, the Tibetan region on high terrain always attracts individuals who love mysticism and spirituality.
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Decode the mystery of the strange burial customs of Tibetans
Tibet has many mysteries and heavenly customs that are considered to be one of the unknowns in the customary culture here.
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Unusual burial practices in Tibet
The custom of burial of dead people in Tibet is very diverse with special explanations of the soul and life, including the cremation, cremation or cremation.
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Why can this Tibetan family live at an altitude of 4200m?
At some point in the past, there was a family sitting on the roof of the world together, quietly looking up at the stars in the deep sky.