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Is cremation obsolete? The 'new funeral' method was tested in Wuhan
As we all know, birth, old age, sickness, and death are inevitable, even unavoidable in human life, so we can only choose to accept death openly.
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Archeology
Detecting the body containing a large amount of mercury of Princess Liao Quoc: Who did the cruel act?
Mercury is an extremely toxic substance, but in the tomb of this princess Liao Quoc discovered 1.5 liters of this substance. After all, what was the cause behind the pri…
Archeology
Discovering the tomb of Qin Shi Huang's daughter: The death posture denounces the crime of her brother
Even though she was the most beloved princess by her father, Emperor Qin Shi Huang, Doanh Am Man still suffered a painful, pitiful death from her own relatives.
Animal world
Laugh at the moment when snakes fake their death to avoid danger
TipsMake - When in danger, many snakes often find a way to hide quickly or attack violently, however, a snake called Hognose has a special way to defend itself when in d…
Space science
Gravitational waves: The 'landscape' changer of cosmic evolution
In the process of discovering to shed light on cosmic evolution, life and death on planets, astronomers have discovered a record number of gravitational waves.
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Death scorpion invades Egyptian villages, burning hundreds of people
Wordless scorpions emerged from a desert home after recent storms and hospitalized more than 500 people in Aswan, southern Egypt.
History
The mystery of deaths 5,000 years ago related to mercury poisoning
Scientists have found the first evidence of mercury poisoning in 5,000-year-old human bones in Spain and Portugal causing horrific deaths.
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Top 10 bizarre trends of the Middle Ages
Every era has its own distinct customs, beliefs and traditions. To be fair, however, there is rarely a period in history that can be considered as outlandish as the Midd…
Biology
Decoding the terrible toxicity of the 'suicide tree': The tree grows wild on the coast
The suicide plant Cerbera odollam contains toxicity in the seeds. In the 19th century, thousands of people died each year from this poisonous plant.
Space science
NASA captures 'future image' of Sun exploding and dying
The Hubble Space Telescope - being operated jointly by NASA and ESA - has captured a beautiful nebula 1,370 light-years away.
Animal world
Sharks revived in Thames after 64 years the river was considered 'biologically dead'
Although many sections of the river have been declared 'biologically dead' since 1957, the Thames is now revived and is home to three species of sharks.
Life
Discovering a gene that doubles the risk of lung failure and death from Covid-19
Scientists from the University of Oxford, UK have discovered a gene called LZTF1, which doubles the risk of lung failure and death from Covid-19.
Videos
The snake was swimming when suddenly a 'black shadow' ambushed from below, will it escape death?
A grass snake (two-part nomenclature: Natrix natrix) of the Water Snake family was swimming underwater when suddenly ambushed from the water
Archeology
Not the T-Rex with the 'death bite', this is the prehistoric champion predator
Scientists have just discovered the surprising fact that Velociraptors are dinosaurs
Doomsday
Detecting a fairly recent 'doomsday', destroying 63% of animals
Examining hundreds of fossils, scientists have discovered a terrifying apocalypse that once sowed death across Africa and Arabia during the Early and Early Early Ages.