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China built a 10,000m deep diving expedition ship
China's new manned deep-sea submarine will explore the deepest point of the world's oceans this year.
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Unique 'vending machine' made of paper in Japan
An office in Japan is extremely creative when creating vending machines made from cardboard.
Archeology
Discover the remains of women bent over 4,000 years in the grave
The remains of an ancient woman unearthed in the Uckermark district of the state of Brandenburg confuse archaeologists for a strange death posture.
Space science
The disaster of dam failure in the United States from space
NASA shared photographs from the Landsat 8 satellite documenting the moment of water at the Edenville and Sanford dams on the Tittabawassee River, which flooded Michigan.
Discover science
Burial funeral: concubines were forced to drink poison, pour mercury on themselves and many barbaric methods before being buried alive with the king
In addition to the hanging method prevailing in the Ming Dynasty, there is also a method of drinking poison to prevent the people from being forced to mourn the protest…
Health
The benefits of unfamiliar fruits that you did not expect
Lala (also known as lettuce, luffa, muong muong, snake gourd) is a super food that is easy to eat in hot seasons.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence composes songs about the forest fire disaster and the Covid-19 epidemic
Beautiful the World is one of the 13 songs competing in the first song-writing competition with AI, the world's first hosted by radio station VPRO (Netherlands).
Archeology
Build a park to discover more than 6000 ancient tombs from many dynasties
In the process of building a technology park, the archaeological team accidentally discovered more than 6000 ancient tombs containing remains from many different dynasti…
Space science
A large 'meteorite' meteorite is approaching Earth
The US Space Agency (NASA) is tracking an asteroid
Animal world
Chickens launched 'continuous charge' slapped cobra face to protect the cubs
Seeing the cobra coming, the mother hen jumped out to protect her cubs. The end of the war has surprised many viewers.
Life
Boy fights with mysterious syndrome related to corona virus
Jack McMorrow, a 9th-grade student in Queens, is a case in which medical practitioners understand the dangers of the corona virus.
Discover science
Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
Discover science
Why do humans not have fur like chimpanzees or gorillas?
We know that humans once had thick fur! But for some reason we lose it.
Space science
Fragments of Chinese missiles fell on the African village
The largest block of space junk that has fallen on Earth's surface in nearly three decades belongs to the Chinese spacecraft launched in early May.
Archeology
80 million-year-old creatures like 'aliens' are present throughout the Earth
Strange fossils appear in chalk on many continents, on the body with unusual ball-shaped structures never seen in any animal on earth.