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Leonard Da Vinci is the world's first 3D artist?
Leonard da Vinci was a Renaissance master, interested in not only art but also anatomy, geology, literature ..., thinking of primitive hydraulic and airplane systems.
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New hypothesis about Turin shroud
The image of the Shroud of Turin, which many consider to be the Lord Jesus, can be created by radiation emanating from a powerful earthquake.
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Strange effects of nuclear tests
The testing of ground-based nuclear bombs in the 1950s and 1960s unknowingly gave scientists today a way to prove that the brains of adults still steadily produce nerve…
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Understanding the formation of fossils in nature (2)
As in the previous section, we were able to know briefly about fossils. How fossils are created and some of the most basic fossils.
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Humans eat grass like cows from 3.5 million years ago
Human ancestors began eating grass half a million years earlier than previous studies, as soon as they left the tree life.
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Black Sea is black?
The Black Sea is really not black. The satellite image of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) shows bright colors intertwined between cyan, turquoise and blue.
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New super hard carbon, superior to diamond
US scientists have discovered a new form of super hard carbon, which can be applied more than diamond thanks to its ability to withstand pressure from all directions.
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Discover the oldest living place in the mountains
In the territory of Papua New Guinea at an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters above sea level, scientists have found the oldest residence ...
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First image in Carbon atom
According to NewScientist, Ukrainian researchers have recently succeeded in obtaining images inside Carbon atoms, demonstrating several types of electron structure (blue…
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Discover the basic component of life in comets
NASA scientists discovered glycine, the basic component of life, in Wild 2 comet specimens that were sent back by NASA's Stardust spacecraft.
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Elevated carbon dioxide makes the ear bones unusually large
Increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the ocean adversely affects shells and corals; New research by Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of Califo…
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Sea carbon: Hypothesis is rich in iron
Oceanographers have studied the 'fate' of carbon particles derived from planktonic plankton in the southern sea.
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Around the strangest volcano in the world: The origin of carbon lava is revealed
During the study of the world's most strange volcano, scientists discovered the underlying cause of the world's only carbon lava.
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Water is a catalyst in explosions
The most abundant material on Earth exhibits some incredible properties when placed in extreme conditions.
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Laser technology heals new wounds
When it comes to the problem of stitching cuts and wounds, there hasn't been much change in the last 2000 years. Even with microsurgery techniques today, infections and…