Archeology
Two million years ago, a dish turned hominids into humans?
The food that suddenly increased in the human diet 2 million years ago was meat, the SciTech Daily newspaper cited research.
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Environment
Tonga tsunami causes 'ecological disaster' in Peru
The Peruvian government says an oil spill at a Peruvian refinery following a volcanic eruption and tsunami in Tonga late last week caused a
Environment
Giant iceberg dumps 152 billion tons of fresh water into the sea
Iceberg A-68A releases large amounts of fresh water and nutrients into the sea, which can affect surrounding ecosystems.
New technology
Successfully developing metamorphic metal, the future of creating T-1000 like in 'Terminator' will not be far away
Rapidly changing the shape of alloys in a reversible way: Chemists have taken a new step on the road to developing reconfigurable technology.
Oceanography
Discovering a giant rose-shaped pristine coral reef
Scientists have discovered a rare, pristine coral reef shaped like a rose, and seemingly untouched by climate change or human activities.
Environment
Rare snow covers the Sahara desert
Snow and ice cover the sand in the Sahara Desert after the temperature here dropped to -2 degrees Celsius under the influence of a high-pressure cold air mass.
Animal world
Did climate change make ancient lions and bears extinct?
Climate change may have been the main cause of the extinction of ancient lions and bears about a millennium ago.
Space science
Experts warn of risks from plans to change solar radiation
Experts argue that while injecting billions of sulfur particles into the atmosphere's stratosphere helps to reflect most of the sun's rays, the consequences could outwei…
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI is still far behind humans in terms of weather forecasting
The data shows that humans outperform AI by 20 to 40%.
Science story
How does the earth breathe CO2?
This graphic by a researcher at the Max Planck Institute shows how plants on Earth take in and release carbon with each season.
Environment
Climate change causes more lightning in the Arctic
In 2021, the Arctic region saw 7,278 lightning bolts, twice as many as in the previous nine years combined. This is a rare phenomenon.
Discover science
Why is the heat getting worse day by day?
Most countries on Earth are likely to experience extreme heat waves every two years by 2030.
Environment
Is the magnetic North Pole shift dangerous to humanity?
The Earth's magnetic north pole continues to shift for reasons that have not been fully explained by science.
Discover science
Science warns of disaster 'Icemageddon' accompanied by severe weather
Severe weather for days in Alaska (USA) followed by record low temperatures and downpours has prompted authorities to warn of 'Icemageddon'.
New technology
The magic fork that can change the taste of food
The fork can make fried chicken pieces, steaks become richer.