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This is the predecessor invention of the bicycle
The two-wheeled carriage created by German inventor Karl von Drais caused a stir in many European countries in the early 19th century.
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Strange tribes in the world pique your curiosity
They lurk in the deepest, darkest corners of the Earth - or in the vast, remote plains of Africa.
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In the eyes of Nikola Tesla, what were the Egyptian pyramids really?
In ancient Egypt, the pyramids stood tall like giants, demonstrating the splendor and mystery of the ancient civilization.
Scientific works
Asian superpower builds an 'underground transportation' system that is likened to the 'space age' that surprises the world
This is known as one of the largest subway systems in the world and shows the development stature of this country.
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Sacred lake in China: 800,000 tons of shrimp and fish but no one dares to catch it
For what reason do Tibetan people not take advantage of inherent resources even though they are not prohibited by the government or law?
History
Why are some people so cruel to others?
Harming or causing pain to someone, both physically and mentally, is unacceptable cruelty. But it still happens every day in life.
Environment
Successfully developed bioplastics suitable for industrial production
A group of Japanese researchers on April 10 announced that they had developed a new type of bioplastic that is not only durable but also decomposes quickly in seawater a…
Environment
Melting ice causes alien treasures to 'hide' in Antarctica
Rising temperatures in Antarctica cause meteorites - alien treasures - to sink before researchers can collect them, according to The New York Times.
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Eclipses revolutionized science
A total solar eclipse is not only a notable astronomical event but also plays a large role in leading to many important discoveries.
Health
This plant is considered 'poor man's ginseng' to help treat bones and joints and cool the body
This plant is known as a herb that nourishes the body, relieves pain, and supports the treatment of many different diseases.
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Active volcano discovered at the bottom of the world's deepest lake
Video cameras mounted on autonomous underwater robots recorded volcanic cracks near a potentially active fault under Lake Baikal, Siberia.
Space science
NASA found a malfunction on a spacecraft 24 billion km away
Voyager 1 has been transmitting meaningless data since late November last year because a chip on board could have been hit by a high-energy particle.
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The mystery of the origin of the universe: Can each black hole give birth to a baby universe and do we live in a black hole?
Is our universe a black hole? This is a difficult question to answer accurately, however many astronomical phenomena show that this statement is not impossible.
Cancer
Successfully experimented with a method to kill 99% of cancer cells
American scientists destroyed cancer cells in the laboratory with a special vibrating molecule, stimulated with near-infrared light.