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Revealing the ability to create terrifying lightning of wind turbines
Researchers found that wind turbines could become the center of incredible lightning storms, with lightning bolts that can spread up to 2km.
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Oceanography
Strange creatures like human blades washed ashore on Australia
Seafarers in Australia were surprised to find a sea creature identical to a human's tongue washed up by the waves.
Archeology
The body of the medieval man fitted a knife instead of a hand
Scientists found the remains of a man who installed a knife for a prosthetic hand at the Longobard cemetery in northern Italy, Science Alert reported Wednesday.
Archeology
Suddenly found a 4000-year-old dagger in Slovakia
Accordingly, a graduate student named David found this antique at a barbecue party near the Vah River, flowing through the town of Trnava, news agency Xinhua reported.
Archeology
Ancient Sword War era remains intact after 2300 years
The silver sword from the Warring States period remained bright after more than 2,300 years buried in a deep grave.
Archeology
The reason King Tut invented a gold-studded dagger with meteors
Ancient Egyptians made iron daggers from meteorites instead of natural ore because they considered meteors to be sacred phenomena filled with power.
Archeology
King Tut's golden dagger was made from meteorite
New research by international scientists shows King Tutankhamun is buried with a meteorite-originated dagger in the universe.
Archeology
Mysterious words on the 800-year-old ancient sword
The National Library of England is urging researchers to decipher the mysterious inscription engraved on medieval swords dating back to 800 years.
Archeology
Ancient weapons of destruction
What makes us human? It is equipped with deadly weapons that defeat the Neanderthals and dominate the world.
Archeology
Shocking revelation of the death of 5,500-year-old mummy
Through the image of the recent scanner, forensic experts of the British Museum affirmed that the famous Ginger was the victim of a savage murder.
Archeology
Ancient people were able to climb as well as gibbons
A study published on October 25 in the journal
Archeology
8-year meal of prehistoric people
Two Dutch biology archaeologists have just published studies of a grilled beef beef meal dating back to 7,700 years of prehistoric people ...
Archeology
People start going straight sooner than we think
Scientists have discovered the fossil skeleton of A.Afarensis of the Southern gibbon genus dating back 3.6 million years ago ...
Archeology
People have known how to make carbon nanotubes 400 years ago
According to a study published in Nature, the blacksmiths from damas steel (Damascus steel) knew how to build carbon nanotubes more than 400 years ago.
Biology
Butterflies 'vampires' use blood as gifts
Scientists have discovered a blood-sucking moth in Russia's Siberia region. Their blades have hooks and prongs to drill deep into the prey's skin.