Archeology
Japanese people are genetically related to ancient Peruvian people
Japanese and people who once settled in Southern Peru more than 1,000 years ago had a genetic relationship.
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Archeology
The study of fine-haired mammoth gene changes the theory of evolution
A major genetic study of the recently extinct woolly mammoth reveals that they are not a homogenous large group and do not have the same high genetic diversity as previo…
Archeology
Arab genes in the Iron Age tomb of Denmark
An ancient Danish with an Arab gene group - part of a DNA study - shows that Scandinavian people 2,000 years ago are more genetically diverse today.
Archeology
Neandertal people have dark hair
Neandertal people may have the appearance of modern humans, especially Europeans. DNA analyzes show that some Neandertal people have dark hair and pale skin.
Archeology
Big dinosaurs have tiny genes
When studying the genome size of 31 extinct dinosaurs and birds, the researchers found that predators like T-rex have relatively small genomes.
Archeology
What color is the elephant?
The fur coat of the prehistoric giant animal has been identified by scientists. Some animals have curly tusks
Archeology
Read mammoth DNA
Scientists have assembled a piece of discrete gene fragments of mammoths, with 5,000 DNA characters that make up the complete mitochondrial genome of this extinct animal…
Space science
Strange experiment on space
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) first sent sperm to the International Space Station (ISS) to study whether humans can conceive in a zero gravity environment.
Space science
NASA research on changes in space
NASA's twin astronaut studies yield remarkable results, National Geographic reported on March 15.
Space science
NASA astronaut modified DNA after a year in outer space
That was the result of a study from NASA, discovered from the case of twin astronaut brothers Scott Kelly and Mark Kelly.
Space science
Survivability of seeds in the universe
In space, seeds exposed to many ultraviolet rays and cosmic radiation can cause their germination ability to decrease.
Space science
Journey to find the gene against cosmic radiation for astronauts
Scientists expect to soon find astronauts with genomes that withstand extreme conditions in the universe.
Space science
New discoveries are making NASA's hopes of conquering Mars difficult to succeed
NASA will be forced to find solutions before officially sending people to Mars.
Space science
NASA astronaut detects strange microorganisms in space
People still think that in the harsh conditions of space, microorganisms will not survive, but they are wrong.
Space science
The mystery behind launching deadly bacteria into space
SpaceX is preparing to launch an important project. They are about to launch a deadly super bacterium, capable of resisting antibiotics into orbit on February 18.