Archeology
Find the ruins of the mysterious ancient empire in Iraq
The search for ruins brings some clay tables that researchers are currently trying to translate to uncover secrets.
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Archeology
Building a hotel, digging 13 ancient civilizations
A hotel in Turkey took 10 years to complete because a series of relics belonging to 13 different civilizations in turn revealed that they had to reverse the design to pr…
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Why did the Chernobyl atomic disaster not kill all plant species?
Chernobyl atomic disaster caused thousands of people to get cancer, turning a once-populated area into a ghost city and creating an isolated area of 2600km².
New technology
MIT has created a neural network for pizza analysis
This AI model is capable of reading instructions for making cakes and creating finished products.
Scientific works
The 'super projects' were forgotten because ... ahead of time
Even the greatest buildings in the world at the present time will easily be usurped if super projects ahead of this era are realized!
Health
Skull 'sprouting' spikes suspected by smartphone addiction
Using many smart phones and portable electronic devices makes small spines appear in the area behind the neck, near the skull.
Biology
The Russian mountain people are miserable because the flies cover the sky
People in the area near the Ural Mountains (Russia) sweep every day the dead fly bucket after it is attacked by a colony of giant flies.
Photo library
Stunning images of volcanic eruptions when viewed from above
Volcanic eruptions can devastate residential areas, but the volcanic eruption is also a beautiful image when we observe it from above.
Archeology
Why not break the wall between terracotta warriors in Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang?
In the tomb of Tan Thuy Hoang, among the terracotta statues, there are always high earth walls in order. So why do archaeologists not break or excavate those walls?
Space science
What constitutes an unusually large mass of matter on the Moon?
The lunar region of the Moon has an extremely large mass of material that lies at the southernmost end of the scientific world.
Environment
Millions of Indians face the biggest storm in decades
A month after super typhoon Fani hit the northeastern coast of India, a new storm was about to land, but this time on the west coast.
Oceanography
Discovering strange sea creatures suspected of being aliens in America
Biological experts in the North Carolina area are having difficulty identifying the skeleton of a mysterious, thorny creature, washed up on the beach.
Space science
Strange light hinders people from discovering the Moon
Even Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins - who went to the moon in 1969 - also shared with the NASA Aerospace Agency about this strange phenomenon.
Scientific application
After 20 days of experimental Japanese experts, how is the water in the To Lich River?
Currently, the To Lich River water at the experimental section no longer smells and is much clearer than water samples in other areas.
Health
Hemorrhoids are very familiar but not everyone knows these things
Hemorrhoids are also considered by many to be 'hard to say' disease, a disease that 'affects' most people from young to old.