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Superstructure in space 'shades' Earth
International experts have been researching a giant sunshade placed in space to help combat global climate change.
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The village is harsh, the oxygen level is extremely low, but why does no one want to leave?
Located in Tibet, this is considered one of the villages with the harshest living conditions in the world.
Archeology
Shocking Research: If You Have This Beauty, You May Have DNA From Another Species
A facial feature that many people are proud of is a clear trace of interspecies marriage between Homo sapiens ancestors and an extinct human species.
Space science
Rare photos from the surface of Venus
Venus has a harsh climate, so spacecraft only survive for a very short time after landing.
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Why do Greenland and Iceland have names that are completely opposite to their reality?
The origin of the name for any place encompasses the history, culture, and even geography of that place.
Environment
5 reasons why flash floods and landslides devastated the northern mountainous region
According to experts, terrain, slope, geology, and the effects of climate change with heavy rains after storms are the causes of flash floods and landslides in mountaino…
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After 389 days in the Arctic, costing more than $160 million, hundreds of scientists brought back bad news: What was it?
After 389 days in the Arctic on a project that cost more than $160 million, scientists unexpectedly brought back bad news.
Archeology
Revealing the fall of the Hittite empire and the fear of people today
The Hittite Empire was very developed and prosperous, but in the last 3 years before its collapse, this civilization faced a problem that people in the world today are f…
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The phenomenon of 'moving borders' changes the shape of countries
Climate change is accelerating the retreat of glaciers, forcing countries with glacier borders such as those in the Alps to adjust their maps.
Environment
Climate change makes Philippines at double risk of typhoons
Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
Environment
The upcoming La Nina could be weak and short-lived
Meteorologists predict that the La Nina phenomenon could appear early next year with a weak impact and only last for a short time.
Oceanography
Strange Antarctic animal can live up to 11,000 years
One of the most astonishing examples is the Antarctic sponge Monorhaphis chuni, with one specimen estimated to be over 11,000 years old.
Environment
World's Heaviest Hailstone Weighs Over a Kilogram: How Do They Get So Big?
A new method using real hailstones and CT scans has revealed how they grow.
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650,000-year-old 'gateway to the underworld' discovered in Siberia
European scientists have just proven that Batagay Crater, a natural structure called by the people of Siberia (Russia),
Biology
Prickly pear cactus - 'Bright star' in the era of climate change
The story of the prickly pear cactus begins in the arid south of Italy, where agriculture is facing unprecedented challenges.