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Human sperm move poorly in zero gravity
Research by Spanish scientists shows that in a zero gravity environment, human sperm lose vitality and mobility.
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Space science
The key to opening the door to time travel
Going back to the past or taking a shortcut to the future is a desire that humans seek to realize.
Animal world
New discovery in dogs points to paradox in nature
Brain size in some dog breeds does not seem to correlate with their intelligence.
Discover science
What if we raised dinosaurs for food?
As the global population continues to grow, ensuring adequate food supplies to meet demand becomes a major challenge.
Discover science
Three million years have passed, why haven't aliens appeared and invaded Earth yet?
Since the dawn of human civilization, the question of life beyond Earth has always been a fascinating subject.
Discover science
10,000 nuclear bombs exploded, the Earth was not harmed?
There has always been some idea that the energy released from a nuclear bomb explosion around the world could destroy the Earth N times over! But is this really true?
1001 mystery
Did prehistoric giants really exist?
The appearance of ancient giants has excited the archaeological and scientific communities.
Conquer Mars
Trump's victory brings Elon Musk closer to his Mars dream
Elon Musk's dream of sending humans to Mars will become a bigger priority under US President-elect Donald Trump, revealing a major change to NASA's Moon program.
Oceanography
The touching story of a lonely dolphin in the Baltic Sea
Five years ago, residents living along the Svendborgsund Canal in the Baltic Sea, Denmark, were surprised to notice the appearance of a lone male bottlenose dolphin.
Archeology
'Dragon Man': Ancient Species Unleashes Mystery About Human Origin!
In recent years, archaeologists made a major discovery in China's Pingyao County: An entirely new species of ancient human, dubbed
Archeology
Reconstructing the face of a person who lived 50,000 years ago
A team of archaeologists and 3D designers reconstructed the face of an individual belonging to the now extinct species Homo floresiensis, genus Homo (Human genus).
Biology
Insects discovered that have to change color because of humans
Researchers have discovered that a native New Zealand stonefly species is forced to change its body colour to survive in heavily deforested areas.
Biology
What if ants were the size of elephants?
Ants can lift 5,000 times their body weight, operate in giant armies, and outnumber humans by up to a million times.
Animal world
Whale Tapeworm - The World's Longest Parasite
Tetragonoporus calyptocephalus, formerly known as Polygonoporus giganticus, is a giant tapeworm that lives deep in the intestines of whales.
Animal world
Ethiopian Wolf: Africa's Most Endangered Carnivore Despite Existing for More Than 1 Million Years
Africa is a continent famous for its biodiversity, especially its predators, from lions and cheetahs to foxes and mongooses.