Environment
Saharan dust is important for ecological protection and climate change
As iron-laden dust moved farther away from the Sahara, atmospheric reactions made iron increasingly accessible to support life.
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Animal world
Takin: Animal with the body of a bull, it looks gentle but is more fierce than a leopard
The takin, also known as the Tibetan buffalo, is a half-sheep, half-buffalo animal found in the eastern Himalayas.
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Sand dunes can 'communicate' with each other
Sand dunes in front create turbulence affecting the sand behind, causing two sand dunes to move with the same frequency and shape.
Archeology
The secret tunnel used to transport gold 800 years ago
Archaeologists discovered an ancient tunnel built by the Temple Knights knights under the coastal city of Acre.
Archeology
The room places the throne in the ruins of an old castle
The team of scientists discovered the corridor with many pillars leading to the room that kept the vestige of a chair, most likely the throne.
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Shock detection in ice cores in the Arctic - the most remote waters
Tiny pieces of plastic have been found in ice cores drilled in the Arctic, indicating increasing pollution for marine life in even the most remote waters of the planet.
Archeology
Strange detection of the 'path to the afterlife' in the ancient pyramid
Archaeologists have come close to shedding light on the mystery of the moat surrounding Egypt's Djoser pyramid, according to Science in Poland.
Videos
Video revenge robot after being beaten to cause network fever
The scene of rebellious robots strikes back its abusers created by image simulation technology on computer combining actors.
Space science
Space research centers are simulating a meteorite situation that attacks the Earth
To prepare for the World Space Academy's Earth Defense Conference next week, NASA, FEMA and space research centers around the world have put together a meteorite situati…
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Illusion of concave house background deceiving many people
The human brain is extremely complex but can easily be fooled by images that create optical illusions.
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Warning system for sophisticated intrusions of feudal Japanese people
Used in the corridors of temples and palaces, this system emits chirping as if the birds sing, helping alert the guards of the building and forcing those who like guests…
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Little secret at world famous landmarks
Many tourists are surprised to learn about the mysterious things in world famous tourist destinations.
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Pope's secret escape in the Vatican City
The secret corridor in the heart of the Vatican once saved the life of Pope Clement VII when Rome was besieged.
1001 mystery
Two cavities cannot be explained in the Great Pyramid of Egypt
Using modern scanning technology, the researchers discovered two mysterious hollow chambers within the Great Giza pyramid in Egypt.
World Heritage
Di Hoa Vien - World Cultural Heritage in China
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized China's Di Yu Yuan as a World Cultural Heritage in 1998.