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Rituals and tug-of-war games - Human heritage
Tug-of-war is a very ancient ritual of both East and Southeast Asia, each with its own way of performing, but the common spirit is the desire for prosperity, growth and…
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Oceanography
Sea slug is the same as Pikachu that causes fever in Japan
The sea slug has a yellow body and black dot ears are the same as Pikachu in Pokémon Go, which is attracting the attention of the Japanese gaming community.
Oceanography
Smart octopus know how to puzzle, puzzle
The owners of a bottle-opening octopus and puzzle game, are asking the public to come up with a challenge, which can defeat this extremely intelligent creature.
Oceanography
Dolphins also kill fellow species for entertainment
The recorded image shows the big dolphins constantly juggling, attacking the same type. Two harmed animals were then taken ashore with terrible wounds at the beginning.
Archeology
Ancient chessboard in secret room in 13th century castle
Nine generals chessboards were found in the underground room connecting the castle on the Russian island to the nearby city of Vyborg.
Archeology
The 1,400-year-old stone tablet reveals a spooky Mayan truth
Historically, Maya has been one of the most ancient civilizations, in which there are many great mysteries, and even somewhat gruesome customs.
Archeology
Ancient lost game of 1,500 years in China
Chinese archaeologists discovered the rest of a mysterious game, which disappeared 1,500 years ago, at a 2,300-year-old tomb in Shandong Province.
Archeology
Game of the King of Maya time
A stone column that seemed to be inanimate was still enough to convey thrilling details about the power struggle through many generations of ancient Maya.
Archeology
Bowling appeared since ancient Egypt
Throwing a stone ball along a lane can be a popular game in ancient Egypt. Proof of this game was found at Narmoutheo, 90 km from Cairo city.
Archeology
Found the first woman to gamble
Archaeologists have unearthed the woman's body at Gohar Tepe in Mazandaran province, Iran, near the Caspia sea. The excavation has not finished yet, but has obtained a l…
Space science
NASA chose a project to serve the mission of space exploration
Energy systems for space missions are quite diverse depending on mission characteristics and implementation time.
Space science
Russia 'plays' the Olympic torch on the universe
The Russian Federal Space Agency said on June 24 that the country will bring the Olympic torch to the International Space Station (ISS) in November to start the 2014 Win…
Space science
The first 'Olympic competition' between the universe and the Earth
Sunita Williams became the chief of Expedition 33 on the International Space Station (ISS) - the space research module currently orbiting and 386 km from Earth.
Space science
Billard game of giant planets
A group of scientists has discovered a new planet that moves abnormally around its host star. The planet is called WASP-17 and revolves around a star located 1,000 light…
Space science
3 galaxies play gravity-giving game
Located 100 million light-years away at the constellation Piscis Austrinus (Southern Fish), the three galaxies playing for and receiving can lead to a combination of the…