Archeology
Asians originate from Southeast Asia
A study published Dec. 12 said that Asians now have ancestors originating in Southeast Asia.
Wikipedia
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Topic archive
Articles about Wikipedia
52 published items.
Space science
Asteroids are named Wikipedia
The asteroid 274,301, discovered by Ukrainian astronomers on August 25, 2008, has just been named Wikipedia in honor of this open encyclopedia.
Animal world
Animals that are capable of abstaining from drinking well
Thorny demon lizards, camels, Gazelle antelopes are three of the animals capable of living in dry environments, almost without water.
Animal world
10 species of birds have beautiful long tail feathers
Birds with long tail feathers with striking colors use their tails to attract mates or expose their power effectively.
Animal world
Komodo dragon, prehistoric monster about to be extinct
The world's largest lizard species has them close to dinosaurs that are facing extinction because of gender imbalance and narrow living conditions.
Photo library
Pilatus - the world's steepest railway
Running from the foot to the mountain peak at 2,072m, Pilatus in Switzerland is the planet's steepest railroad - 48%, running on a 120-year-old railway.
Photo library
Explore the world of rhino species
Rhino is one of the most endangered animals in the world due to widespread hunting.
Videos
Video: Wikiverse - Wikipedia page turning tool into
Rather than having to read the words full of words, boring and boring Wikipedia to learn knowledge, then with Wikiverse, we will be really
Science Events
The first 'Wikipedia' town in the world
From May 19, visitors will be able to use a smartphone to scan barcodes at several internet sites in Monmouth town, southeastern Wales (in the UK), to instantly gain a l…
Science Events
Wikipedia is temporarily down
The co-founder of Wikipedia's open encyclopedia said it will temporarily shut down the English-language Wikipedia website within 24 hours to protest the illegal online c…
Science Events
Wikipedia is about to be closed
The co-founder of Wikipedia's open encyclopedia threatens to shut down the entire English-language dictionary to protest against the illegal anti-piracy law being discus…
Science story
Wikipedia's Nobel laureate refused to set up a site because it was not popular
Canadian researcher Donna Strickland, associate professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Waterloo, is one of three scholars who won the Nobel Prize for Ph…
Science story
Who is Karl Landsteiner on doodle google on June 14?
According to Wikipedia, Karl Landsteiner was born on June 14, 1868, known in 1902 when he presented a new system for the classification of blood types from his findings…
Science story
Diseases of genius scientists
Despite bringing in different diseases, scientists have made their lives meaningful and make the whole world admire the inventions that change human history.
Medicine - Health
Mushrooms contain lots of vitamin D
The initial results of American scientists on fungi show that bland and ordinary fungi will become a huge source of vitamin D if placed under ultraviolet light for a sho…