Excavating a 1,000-year-old tomb: What unusual thing caused the entire archaeological team to evacuate?
A strange white liquid suddenly leaked from the gap inside the coffin, experts hurriedly shouted and evacuated everyone from the tomb.
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A strange white liquid suddenly leaked from the gap inside the coffin, experts hurriedly shouted and evacuated everyone from the tomb.
Energy systems based on this new type of battery can improve long-term energy storage based on a special mechanism.
Calcium magnesium carbonate, chemical formula CaMg(CO3)2, accounts for about 2% of the Earth's crust and takes hundreds of millions of years to form naturally.
Photonic crystals are optical nanostructures that affect the propagation of photons within them in a similar way to the way semiconductor crystals affect the motion of e…
Instead of spending time and effort on trial and error experiments to find new materials, Google's AI development department used machine learning models to shorten this…
The only specimen of kyawthuite weighs just 0.3 grams, was found in Myanmar and is now housed in the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
Archaeologists were surprised to find a modern cup in a 2,000-year-old tomb. What treasure is this?
They are crystals of all colors, sparkling like jade, solid like diamonds, unbreakable by hammers, unburnable by fire.
While exploring the Gediz Vallis region on Mars, Curiosity accidentally crushed a small rock and discovered strange yellow crystals.
Solar panels are one of mankind's greatest inventions and their history is more interesting than you might think.
At dawn on May 19, a strange light column appeared in the sky of Hanoi. Images of such light column(s) have also been recorded in many places around the world, so how is…
About 591 - 565 million years ago, the Earth's magnetosphere was almost
Blue is a rare color in nature and very few naturally occurring organic compounds impart this color to living organisms.
Sahar Khan Lake contains more than 50 billion tons of sodium chloride (table salt), which can supply 6 billion people around the world for 1,000 years.