Archeology
The animal with 50 living parts 550 million years ago could decipher the secret of life
A 550 million-year-old fossil worm found on the banks of the Yangtze River, west of Hubei province, China, may be the first creature on Earth to move.
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NASA investigates the first crime on the universe
NASA astronaut Anne McClain is accused of identity theft and unauthorized access to her wife's bank account while on duty on the International Space Station (ISS).
Health
First data lookup bank in Vietnam
In the afternoon of August 12, the Ministry of Health announces the Pharmaceutical Data Bank, helps look up drugs through the website or on mobile applications.
Archeology
9-year-old boy found fossil dinosaur eggs 66 million years
A young Chinese boy found a dinosaur egg from the extremely rare Cretaceous period on the banks of the Dong Giang River.
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Impressive color photos of the Leningrad street in the 1960s
The impressive color photographs below recreated the Leningrad street scene in the 1960s.
Health
Frozen sperm can live in space
Frozen sperm still survives after exposure to the micro-gravity environment, opening up the possibility of outer space sperm banks.
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People 'leisurely' sit fishing on the banks of To Lich River
After more than 10 days of starting the pilot project, cleaning a section of To Lich river and a corner of West Lake (Hanoi) with Japanese Nano technology, many people s…
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How was the first bank thief in US history arrested?
In the late summer of 1798, when the deadly yellow fever swept across Philadelphia, the people left the city but left but there were individuals forced to stay here.
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8 interesting things about Japanese banknotes and coins that Japanese people still don't know
On the façade are the typical symbols of each country, such as giants, animals, trees, landscapes or monument buildings.
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'Impregnable treasure': Atomic bombs and terrorism 'kill' it!
About 500 of the planet's wealthiest companies and businesses store data here. Many banks around the world send critical backup information here.
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How is the Vatican - the world's smallest business and investment?
Completely surrounded by Rome, the Vatican is the smallest country in the world with an area of only about 40.4 hectares. The Vatican Catholic Church is a spiritual ho…
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Dubai intends to test the DNA of more than 3 million people, and the reason why the world is startled by admiration
A project of great stature of Dubai, which requires DNA testing of more than 3 million people living here.
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The beach disappeared for 12 years suddenly appeared in just one night
Beautiful white sand bank in Ashleam Bay, Achill Island off Mayo County, was washed away by a whimsical storm in 2005.
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Milestones in 50 cash machine history: from ATM to VTM
Through years of development, ATM has gradually evolved along with the technology world to provide more convenience for users with smart features.
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The impenetrable gold tunnels in the world
The solidity of the world's largest gold vaults is enough to smash every thief's intentions.