Archeology
Found ancient treasures
Yesterday Bulgarian archaeologists found 15,000 fine gold pieces dating back to the beginning of the 3rd millennium BC, and this may be Troy's treasure.
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Space science
Chinese missiles form mysterious fireballs in the sky of America
A glowing fireball flew through the California state night on the night of July 27, causing a fever on social networks, finally identified.
Space science
American test launch launches of meteorite resources
Planetary Resources (USA) has launched a spacecraft to study and test other mining minerals from meteorites near Earth.
Space science
Successfully launch unmanned spacecraft to ISS
The Dragon Airship was successfully launched yesterday and brought cargo to the International Space Station (ISS).
Space science
Meteors disturb the US East Coast
A meteorite gliding in the sky of the East Coast of America and glowing brightly made witnesses mistakenly believe it was a burning plane.
Space science
Mysterious 'fireball' in the sky of America
The US Space Agency said on March 23 that it had received a lot of information about the appearance of a giant light-like
Space science
The US successfully launched the top secret X-37B spacecraft
Early this morning (Vietnam time), the US successfully launched Atlas V rocket launcher from Cape Canaveral, Florida state carrying X-37B unmanned aerial ship, a secret,…
Space science
America - Japan cooperates to monitor pillar garbage
The Japanese newspaper recently reported that Japan and the United States have agreed to share data on space junk, and use radar to enhance the monitoring of these debri…
Biology
The leaf-cutting ant accelerates when it feels like it's going to rain
In the empty rain forests of Central America, ants cut leaves to collect the leaves that they grow mushrooms on to make food.
Biology
Can revive mammoths
A group of international experts completed the genetic sequence of fine-haired mammoths, to study the extinct species and hope to revive them.
Biology
Measles virus may be the cause of dolphin deaths in the United States
A human virus like measles virus can cause hundreds of big-nose dolphins to die and drift ashore throughout the US East Coast.
Biology
Spiders use ants
Scientists discovered that yellow-eyed spiders have added a chemical when silk weaves a net to kill ants who are wandering to the spider web to eat insects entangled in…
Animal world
Chinese netizens voluntarily eat less invasive crabs to save the US ecosystem
Chinese crabs are large in size, quite strange in shape, blue or red, the shells are usually grayish green, the bigger the two are faster and faster.
Animal world
Huge Burmese Python swallowed alligators in the blink of an eye
The incident is said to occur in the Everglades region, state of Florida, USA. The giant Burmese python hunts through a lake, which is the crocodile's territory.
Animal world
Buy snails, never expected to have a rare human treasure
Last month, Mr. Chen spent about VND 700,000 to buy 5 gold snails, paid in the water tank. Just for beauty and to have the opportunity to prepare into specialties.