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China invented a way to identify people through veins
In China, Melux Company has introduced AirWave technology, which allows to identify people according to the drawings of veins and super capillaries on their hands.
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Oceanography
Fishing 'dinosaur fish', fishermen almost jumped out of the boat
The fish with unusually large eyes caught at a depth of 800 m in the sea made the fishermen panicked.
Archeology
A thrilling story about 10 priceless Chinese treasures
Rubbish in your eyes is another valuable treasure in the eyes of others. In China, there have been countless antiques, even national treasures that have been lost in fol…
Animal world
Discovered the world's largest amphibian
A giant salamander once lived in the London Zoo and was later on display at the Natural History Museum representing a new species that may be the world's largest amphibi…
Science Events
Ig Nobel 2019 awarded for research teaching surgeons like teaching animals
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Health
Gua Sha - A method of massaging gemstones
Traditional Chinese therapy involves taking a smooth instrument with rounded edges, usually gemstones, rubbing on the skin to stimulate circulation and blood circulation…
Health
Foods that should be avoided repeatedly because they are harmful to health
The fact that food is abundant in the fridge is always the fear of many families. However, if you deliberately repeatedly boil the following foods, it will inadvertently…
Science invention
The record of 6 lost 'inventions' that could change the whole world of Nikola Tesla
Here is a list of those
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New technology 'technology' teaches math in the world: Discover algebraic rules before counting 1, 2, 3, 4 ... (Part 2)
If the alphabets a, ă, â, b, c are the first lessons when learning Vietnamese characters, the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 ... are the beginner lessons of this time when learning…
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Strange minerals reveal the day the Earth became 'hell' because of asteroids
The pieces of coal, strange rocks, stones and sulfur from hell have helped scientists recreate the earth's day of disaster equivalent to 10 billion atomic bombs.
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'Technology' teaches new maths in the world: Discover algebraic rules before counting 1, 2, 3, 4 ... (Part 3)
What is the new method of teaching math specifically and what are the results of testing this new method in the US? Invite readers to part 3.
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The construction of a 'mechanical lion' by Leonardo da Vinci
The Italian Institute of Culture yesterday began displaying seven machine-building lions based on a 500-year-old manuscript by artist Leonardo da Vinci.
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Where does the Mid-Autumn Festival come from?
Every year, on the full moon in August, the children are so excited, excitedly preparing for the big day to go to the deck and watch the moon with their friends.
1001 mystery
The three most mysterious historical artifacts in China constantly challenge scientists' intellect
Tan Thuy Hoang, Vo Tac Thien, Viet Vuong Cau Tien are three characters associated with the mystery from historical artifacts that science still has not explained.
Archeology
Discovered human footprints buried in the sand 80,000 years
Hundreds of children's footprints near the Normandy coastline help to reveal a bit about the height and life of the ancients.