Environment
Top 6 dry rivers on Earth seen from space
CNN (USA) published satellite images showing that 6 rivers around the world are drying up because of extreme weather.
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History
This is the truth about the 'culprit' that sank the Titanic, causing the most famous maritime disaster in history
The Titanic sank around 2:20 a.m. on April 15, 1912, after hitting an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean.
Environment
The dangers of 'fake' autumn in England
On the streets of England, the sound of dry leaves crunching underfoot and the red trees can make many people think that autumn is coming soon.
Science story
Why does iron sink in water but float when dropped in mercury?
When you drop a super-heavy iron anvil into a pool of mercury, a strange thing happens, it's that the iron anvil can't sink to the bottom and this is a pretty interestin…
Archeology
Mysterious 7,000-year-old 'astronomical observatory' manifests itself in Spain
Spain's Stonehenge regretted archaeologists decades ago when it appeared and then disappeared, returning to the shores of the lake in this fierce summer.
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O Lan Lake- 'Heart of the Earth'
Deep in the Tengeger Desert, lies a 'beating heart of the Earth'. Why do people say that? What is the truth about this heart?
Animal world
North American pandas and animals can also develop 'revenge' intentions
We have heard a lot of stories like after humans do something harmful to animals, some time later they will come back to take revenge, is this really true?
Oceanography
The God of the Sea: Find the biggest shark attack ever recorded in history!
In the impression of many people, the shark is an extremely dangerous species, and this is not wrong, in history there have been recorded cases of sharks attacking and c…
Oceanography
Predatory 'king' of the Japanese sea: The body is 'big', dominating at a depth of 2,000 meters of water
The yokozuna shark is probably the largest bony fish living in the depths known to mankind.
Archeology
Ancient 'birth statues' under famous Tuscan hot springs
The village of San Casciano dei Bagni, in Tuscany's lush Sienese countryside, is considered by many to be one of Italy's top hot springs, with its naturally bubbling wat…
New technology
China develops an unmanned submarine that can fly
A team of researchers from eastern China is building and testing a submarine that can fly through the air at high speeds.
Animal world
White whale stranded in the Seine
The white whale, which normally lives in the frigid waters around the Arctic, swam into the Seine last week and is unlikely to return to the sea.
Environment
The world's highest 'hidden' waterfall, with a flow equal to 25 Amazon rivers, it is difficult to see it with your own eyes
This waterfall is known as the tallest waterfall in the world, the flow is almost 25 times that of the Amazon River, but unfortunately, it is very difficult to see it wi…
New technology
Nano sponge on graphene helps effectively filter industrial wastewater
Engineers at the University of Vienna have developed a new composite material that creates an effective filter for removing organic pollutants from water.
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The bridge is suspended in the middle of the water with a path leading directly down to the 'aquarium'
From a distance, the bridge seems to be floating in the middle of the water, making many people think of going straight down