Archeology
Whose fossil footprints on Roccamonfina volcano are?
Coming down from the slopes of Roccamonfina volcano in northern Italy, human footprints have long been considered a demon's footprint, because these footprints originate…
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The mystery of the 'strange' hill: Where the car shuts down still up the slope
When stopping at the marker on the magnet hill, you will see strange phenomena happening. At that time, even though the engine was turned off, it still climbed up the sl…
Biology
Story about 'devil tree': Witness the massacre of 1 family and many other deaths
In the past, many people intended to cut down an oak tree more than 200 years old, also known as a devil tree, but failed.
Biology
Cold-blooded insects: Sand trap, sucking flesh inside prey
Hiding under a small funnel-shaped sand pit is a danger lurking around insects or even spiders.
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After reading the manual, most of us have taken the escalator the wrong way
Do not walk on the escalator, because you are only making people slow down, not faster!
Videos
A mysterious fireball appeared in the sky of China
Mysterious objects suddenly appeared in the sky of China at midnight Beijing time, turning the night as bright as day.
Oceanography
What if the sea is no longer salty?
If the sea is no longer salty, the ecosystem will be turned upside down. At the same time, the weather will become more severe for humans.
Animal world
Why do bat hang upside down when sleeping?
When resting or sleeping, bats always hang upside down, head down, using claws of the hind limbs to hook into the gap of cliffs, walls, rafters ...
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Why do passengers always have to get on or off the plane by the door on the left?
When traveling, there are strict but also very interesting regulations and procedures that passengers are forced to follow, getting in / out by the door on the left of t…
New technology
Tesla is about to launch electric vehicle battery technology that will operate 1,609,344 km before breaking down
And best of all, they publish new research so that other automakers can develop and apply it themselves.
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10 misconceptions that you often mistake when exercising
There are many misconceptions surrounding exercise that can slow down your training.
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Why do babies not have tears or sweat?
You won't see the tears rolling down the chubby cheeks of babies. But why are these adorable babies just born without tears perhaps not everyone knows.
Environment
Strange volcano identical to the giant's eyes
Looking down from above, the mud volcano Pugachevsky is shaped exactly like the eyes of a giant, making many people astonished.
Health
Find a way to 'disable' the HIV virus
A group of multinational scientists has announced they have discovered a group of compounds that can break down HIV virus molecules and render them inactive.
Space science
Unmanned spacecraft carrying Russian humanoid robots responding defeat
The first unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's humanoid robot landed a defeat on the International Space Station (ISS) on August 24.