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Does the corona virus stick to clothes, shoes, hair, papers?
Faced with the unexpected spread of the Covid-19 epidemic, many people are worried about the risk of the coronavirus entering their homes, clinging to personal belonging…
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Top 9 Gods in 'Greek Mythology'
According to the Ancient History Lists website, below are the top gods who had great influence in
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The Black Pyramid and the tragedy of deep oblivion: A thousand years later, still no escape from the tragedy of tomb raiding
Humanity may never know the secret inside this pyramid.
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The Truth About Death and 9 Famous Quotes of Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes is the most famous fictional detective of all time. The talented detective first appeared in the classic detective work Sherlock Holmes by author Arthur…
1001 mystery
Decoding the mystery of 50,000 Persian warriors who disappeared in the blink of an eye more than 2,500 years ago
In world history there was a strange event when a team of 50,000 people suddenly disappeared, no one was left alive, and no bodies were found.
Archeology
Shocking Research: If You Have This Beauty, You May Have DNA From Another Species
A facial feature that many people are proud of is a clear trace of interspecies marriage between Homo sapiens ancestors and an extinct human species.
Space science
Object 19.5 billion light years away 'travels through space' to Earth
In a rare moment, the ancient object transformed into
Space science
NASA Captures 'Ghost Light' That's Catching Us
The ghost of light is like a thick, dim shell that surrounds the entire Solar System, invisible to older telescopes but looming large in Hubble's divine eye.
Space science
20 telescopes dazzled by 'cosmic monster' that transcends time by 8.5 billion years
One of the most powerful cosmic rays has been recorded in detail by Earth-based telescopes.
Biology
Rare 'money tree' growing precariously on a cliff: Bodyguards guard it 24/7, using magnifying glasses to examine the leaves to 'check its health'
Even the smallest change to the tree will be recorded in a log by the keeper for easy monitoring by experts.
Animal world
'Ideal city' of 2,200 rats with tragic ending
At the end of the 20th century, American scientists experimented with building an ideal cage for mice, from the initial 4 couples they cloned 2,200 mice and then gradual…
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Rare photos capture life in Korea 70 years ago
During a trip to South Korea in 1956-57, a woman named Marie Ann Han Yoo took rare color photographs of postwar life in the country.
Photo library
Photographs of Chinese Women 150 Years Ago
Original photos of Chinese women about 150 years ago are introduced at the exhibition.
Flu epidemic
New study: More people are getting Covid-19 at home
South Korean epidemiologists have found that people are more likely to get Covid-19 from family members than from outsiders.
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Why are Japanese Sumo Wrestlers Called 'Healthy Obese'? - The Surprising Answer!
Due to their strict training and diet, Japanese Sumo wrestlers only accumulate subcutaneous fat, not visceral fat.