Archeology
The secret behind four 1,900-year-old Roman swords found in a cave in Israel
The swords are believed to be spoils of war from the Roman army associated with the Bar Kochba revolt of Jews against Roman rule in Judea.
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Archeology
1,500-year-old treasure found: Symbol of authority!
Archaeologists in Denmark have discovered an arsenal of more than 100 spears and javelins buried under the home of an Iron Age chieftain.
Biology
Biocrusts biocrust helps reduce global dust emissions by 60%
In the relentless battle against dust, man possesses an extensive arsenal of weapons, from microfiber cloths to vacuum cleaners.
Archeology
Ancient arsenal discovered nearly 3,000 years old
Scientists found 453 Bronze-era objects buried on the outskirts of London, including many ax axes, spears, pieces of swords and knives.
Discover science
Work inside NASA's top-secret control room
Control room of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) monitors all astronauts' activities and studies the influence of the outer space environment on the body and h…
Archeology
Finding the arsenal of Tsar Ivan the Terrible
Russian scientists found the arsenal from 1547 filled with swords, bows, armor and shields, belonging to Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
Animal world
The number of rare white deer flocks in the US military arsenal
Deer herds hundreds of wandering between ammunition tanks in the abandoned arsenal of the US military are facing a blind future.
Animal world
Why do poison frogs produce sugar and bile in the skin?
Through analysis of Mantella frog frog skin in Madagascar, researchers Valerie Clark of Ireland discovered for the first time that poison frog skin contains superficial…
Photo library
Poison about football fans 100 years ago
England is considered the cradle of world football history. The FA Cup - the first football tournament in the world - was first held in England in 1872. Check out the ra…
Computer science
'Network weapon': Indispensable in the UK arsenal
According to sources from the British ministers, the government is developing various types of cyber weapons to combat Internet threats to national security.
Computer science
IBM designed supercomputers according to the new President's order
Authorized by the US government, IBM will design a nuclear arsenal supercomputer capable of processing 20,000 million million calculations a second.
New technology
The 'new eye' for fighter jets
With the advent of a new laser line, fighters can identify potential hazards, such as arsenals at long distances.
New technology
3D TV 'gives birth cry'
3D TV officially launched the world media village with the live TV show football match between Arsenal and Manchester, last Sunday evening.