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Green farm in the scorching desert
Referring to the desert, people will think of the sunny beaches, the burning heat, but in the Wadi Rum desert in southern Jordan, a farm can still grow green as a wonder…
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Reveal the fruits and vegetables that will be grown on Mars
Tomatoes, beans, spinach ... are vegetables that will be grown on the Red planet in the future.
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How does Japanese monk self-mummify?
Ancient Japanese monks used to self-mummify themselves through harsh cultivation and eating regimes.
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Revealing Eastern-Western cultural differences
Scientists have long wondered why the US and Europe have so different cultures from East Asian countries, such as Vietnam.
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Diets change the demand for freshwater in Asia
Scientists say switching to a high-protein, Western-like diet of Asians may lead to frequent food shortages for the region that is suffering from this fresh water pressu…
1001 mystery
The mysterious circles on the field have no answers
There are many different types of pie. The simplest is a round shape with cotton flowers lying down on the inside, but they are not broken but only wrapped around the ro…
World Heritage
The terraces at Philippine Cordilleras
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized terraced fields in the Philippines Cordilleras is a World Cultural Heritage in 1995.
World Heritage
Subak farming system in Bali
The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized Indonesia's Subak Cultivation System as a World Natural Heritage in 2012.
Oceanography
Cultivation of sea grapes: A capital but a few words
Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography has successfully cultivated grapes, also known as sea grapes, which can be used as a high-class vegetable. 1 kg of sea grapes is curr…
Archeology
3800 year old potato garden excavation
Archaeologists have found an Indian potato-looking garden dating to about 3,800 years old, still with stone fences and wood-rolling digging tools.
Archeology
Journey of domesticated water rice
British scientists discovered the process of introducing wet rice cultivation from a wild plant species, contributing to further clarifying the history of human species…
Archeology
Detecting strange soil tissue
Artificial soil that looks like an eel, a vulture or a duck discovered in North America may be evidence that ancient people rely on astronomy to cultivate crops. Accordi…
Archeology
Cultivation culture: There were 100,000 years ago
A new study shows that the civilization of humanity began to develop 100 thousand years ago. This hypothesis, published in the journal
Space science
Peru is about to bring 100 varieties of potatoes to Mars
Peru is the country with the largest variety of potatoes in the world, with about 3800 types of potatoes, ranging from size, color, shell, sweet potato, texture and flav…