Archeology
World's oldest fake eye discovered
The prosthetic eye discovered in Iran was born around 2900 - 2800 BC and is still located in the eye socket of a woman's skull.
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Articles about Fake
317 published items.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The 'face-changing AI' is hard to distinguish between real and fake
The 'face-changing AI' using artificial intelligence technology is not only fast, but also difficult to distinguish real from fake. Barriers to entry into this technology
Scientific application
Successfully made 'electric nose' that can detect fake alcohol
The University of Technology Sydney's NOS.E device can not only distinguish the origin, brand and classification of alcohol, but also identify counterfeit alcohol.
New technology
New fake leather made from mushrooms growing on old bread
The new type of imitation leather has many of the same properties as real leather, uses natural materials that are not harmful to the environment, and has a short produc…
Computer science
Chrome extension can detect fake photos up to 99.29% accuracy
Chrome Extension (extension for Chrome browser) can identify fake images on profiles (user profiles) with up to 99.29% accuracy.
Environment
'Fake snow'- business is booming due to global warming
This year's Beijing Winter Olympics used 100% 'fake snow' (artificial snow) for the tournament. This snowmaking industry...
Animal world
Why do hundreds of snow geese suddenly 'fall like figs' when passing through this death zone?
A flock of snow geese (Scientific name: Chen caerulescens) was migrating through the state of Arkansas, USA, when suddenly fell 'falling like figs' after loud explosions…
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…
Discover science
Facebook and Instagram are accused of tracking minors - VN Intelligence
Facebook and Instagram are currently accused of collecting data of minors using activity tracking software.
Biology
Solution to kill disease-causing mosquitoes with sweet radish
Swedish scientists have found a new way to kill malaria-causing mosquitoes by tricking them into sucking up poisoned sweet radish juice.
New technology
Successful fabrication of biological eyes
This is an opportunity to help hundreds of millions of blind people in the world see the light.
Photo library
A series of real photos that deceive eyes are always suspected to be 'fake'
The photos below have made many people believe that they have been edited.
Discover science
Simple and useful tips to help you distinguish between real and fake electronics
If you pay attention to these points, most people will no longer have to plague money for poor quality electronic products.
Animal world
Manufacturing fake rhino horn to save real rhinos
Scientists have successfully created a type of rhino horn made of horsehair with the aim to disrupt the rhino horn trade market and protect this species from extinction.
Animal world
Horses roll out dead to hide riders
The horse named Jingang caused social networking fever with the nickname of death when people approached to ride it.