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World Heritage
Ca trù - Intangible cultural heritage
Ca trù is shaped as a type of music with its own characteristics and style around the 15th century. Depending on the locality, each stage of singing and singing Ca trù i…
Oceanography
Giant moonfish come to the museum
On September 11, when fishing off the Gulf of Tonkin, two fishermen in Quynh Long, Quynh Luu and Nghe An communes, Vu Xuan Trong discovered a 400kg moon and Mr. Nguyen T…
Oceanography
Dead black dolphin washed up on Cat Hai beach
On the morning of July 10, at the beach of Ang Ong Bay area in Hien Hao - Cat Hai commune, Hai Phong city, people discovered a black dolphin nearly 3m long, weighed 245…
Oceanography
Dance dead
From May 5-7 every year is the migratory season of sardines. billions of children form horrifying storms in the ocean off the coast of south Africa. This dance is also t…
Archeology
Erotic dance of carnivorous dinosaurs
The ground-eating predator dinosaurs 100 million years ago performed a special pairing dance to attract mates.
Archeology
Find the culprit who burned the tomb of Tan Thuy Hoang
Archaeologists have excavated 120 terracotta warriors since the Qin Shihuang period (221-206 BC) in Shaanxi, China. This excavation also found unprecedented worship item…
Archeology
Xiang Yu's thousands of years of unjustness
Recent archaeological findings show that the Palace of A Palace, China's legendary palace, has never been burned, has never even been built. And for thousands of years,…
Archeology
Discovering the dancer's dancer
New American paleontologists and geologists found a place to store thousands of dinosaur footprints in the area between Arizona and Utah.
Archeology
The location for drawing stone paintings is chosen based on music
According to a new analysis of the Paleolithic caves in France, prehistoric people choose places with natural echoes to paint their famous cave sketches.
Archeology
Ancient Kago does not know how to dance
A 25-million-year-old fossil revealed that the ancestors of Australia's iconic guava, which had been galloping on all fours, had canine-like fangs, and could even climb…
Space science
Come on, listen to the sound from the Sun!
ESA and NASA recently announced that the tape is said to be sound emitted from the surface of the Sun.
Space science
Dance of the dead planet signals life
A white dwarf star - the remains of the dead gold star rotate and tear the planet near it, sparking the assumption that many similar planets are moving around the dwarf.
Space science
The rushing dance to the death of the mysterious nebula
Two white dwarfs rotate very quickly around each other in a mysterious nebula. The distance between them is so small that they will surely become a star and explode.