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Deep in the desert, this is the loneliest post office in the world
Deep in the Tengger desert of Inner Mongolia, surrounded by dunes visible to the naked eye is the world's loneliest post office.
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Oceanography
Scientists warn oceans are starting to 'memory loss'
The Earth's climate changes, the world's oceans also have unusual changes, not only in temperature but also in structure, flow and color. Scientists call it the ocean ph…
Biology
Did you know: Under the skin of your face, hundreds of 'microscopic' bugs live leisurely?
There are hundreds of Demodex, or eyelash beetles, living in different areas of the human face. During the day they hide well, at night they crawl to the surface of huma…
Environment
Strangely the snow turns watermelon color and sweet like sugar in summer
During summer, some areas of ice and snow cover a light to dark red color, creating a fancy sight known as 'watermelon snow'.
Conquer Mars
Curiosity spacecraft finds 'entrance' on Mars: What is this strange structure?
New photos from NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars have revealed a strange sight
Biology
The truth about the 'Tibetan tree that blooms once every 400 years'
Plant scientists have pointed out inconsistencies in posts related to giant Himalayan trees.
Environment
Discovered a cave containing a primeval forest
The newly discovered cave in China, with a volume of up to 5 million cubic meters, is considered an oasis of paradise.
Oceanography
The Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral reef, is severely bleached
According to a new Australian Government monitoring report, a prolonged summer heatwave in Australia left 91% of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) damaged by bleaching.
Oceanography
Find out why the octopus 'commits suicide' after having sex with its partner
Both male and female octopus go through a process
Archeology
Ancient Australians and Americans ate billions of oysters for thousands of millennia
Ancient Australians and Americans ate billions of oysters for thousands of millennia
Space science
Scientists successfully planted germinating plants on the Moon's soil
Researchers at the University of Florida (USA) have successfully grown Arabidopsis thaliana on lunar soil that was brought back to Earth by the Apollo astronauts.
Conquer Mars
NASA discovered strange 'gate' on Mars, is the hiding place found?
This image is so perfect that almost anyone can be convinced that this could be an alien hideout, or even a portal to another universe.
Funny corner
Why in this country, buying a can of 'god cow' must also show a citizen's identity?
There are things that are very common in our country, but in another country, it is something special, requiring strict procedures.
Funny corner
Climbing between the cliffs, this is truly the most 'inconvenient' convenience store on the planet
A convenience store located
Biology
If you drop an ant from the 63rd floor, will it die?
The answer depends on the final velocity of the free fall.