Creatures that can survive in a place with pressure equivalent to 48 jet planes
Despite living in harsh environmental conditions such as the deepest ocean trench, these creatures still thrive.
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Despite living in harsh environmental conditions such as the deepest ocean trench, these creatures still thrive.
Several continents on Earth show signs of tearing apart. This has happened many times in the past, accompanied by raining diamonds - quite literally.
There are mountains that are not what people imagine. They are not as tall or as majestic as we imagine.
After years of being obscured by dust and gas, the largest young supercluster in the Milky Way - Westerlund 1 - has finally been discovered by the James Webb Space Teles…
Scientists have found an ancient ocean floor deep inside the Earth with mountains five times taller than Mount Everest through seismic data.
Humanity may never know the secret inside this pyramid.
In the 4.6 billion year history of the Earth, whether it is the deep blue ocean or the vast land, there have existed some terrifying creatures that humans cannot imagine.
Deep in the universe, there are many mysterious planets and stars. One of them is Tabby.
A primitive tribe living deep in the African jungle called Kusoa still maintains the way chickens give birth to their children, but thanks to their good health, the mort…
The largest ever camera trap campaign conducted by conservation organizations in 21 forests in Vietnam has recorded images of a number of rare and mysterious animal spec…
Lake Albano, a deep volcanic lake located in the Alban Hills in Italy, is serene today, but its past is filled with mystery and technological achievements beyond its tim…
Scientists have compared the cooking method using an air fryer with traditional methods such as stir-frying, frying, boiling... and come to a surprising conclusion.
This discovery raises big questions about the nature and identity of this object in deep space.
Professor Geoffrey E. Hinton (Canada), the winner of the Vinfuture 2024 main prize, has just received the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Scientists study super-hot rocks at depths of nearly 10km as a potential renewable energy source to replace fossil fuels.