Expanding research on Cao Quy pile pile field
Hai Phong City, in collaboration with scientists, continues to determine the size of the Cao Quy pile pile and look for historical evidence.
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Hai Phong City, in collaboration with scientists, continues to determine the size of the Cao Quy pile pile and look for historical evidence.
Hot, strange worlds how we are 160 to 440 light years away may be the key to our understanding of how the earth was formed.
Recent research indicates that a layer of snow iron is formed and depositing the inner core of the Earth.
Iron Age warriors were placed in the wagon and buried with two horses pulling as they were about to rush out of the tomb.
Based on archeological findings of the Han Dynasty (China), Chinese and Japanese archaeologists built a vertical furnace and successfully trained an iron pig.
According to the IAA Antiquities Agency, only 20 ancient hammers are currently recorded in the national antiquities database, including six of the Eastern Roman Empire p…
People with anemia should supplement foods rich in antioxidants such as tomatoes, pomegranates, spinach ..., enhance whole grains, vitamin B.
The arrow has an iron tip about 13 cm long and is most likely to be left on a reindeer hunt.
Parents often warn children to beware of rusty nails. They talked about the dangers of rust, warning about the risk of tetanus when accidentally struck by these nails.
Archaeologists unearth a 96 million-year-old fossil skeleton of a pterosaur from a sheep farm in Australia.
People of this era not only store history lists, but the amount of plastic we emit will remain forever.
The decades-long study has revealed the mother of the Wedderburn space stone: an exoplanet crashed and smashed by an alien attacker.
Instead of landfilling, artificial sand production technology researched by Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Truc can take advantage of cast iron slag to produce sand for construction.
The long way to replace li-ion batteries (and reduce the exploitation of rare earths) begins with a small success.
A group of scientists took 500kg of snow in Antarctica, melted it and sifted through the remaining particles. Their analysis brings a surprise: Snow contains a significa…