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Archaeologists in Morocco have discovered the remains of a 5,000-year-old farming society, the oldest site ever discovered in Africa outside the Nile Valley.
Ms. Claudia Goldin is the third woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics in the 55-year history of this award.
Inventions brought breakthroughs, as well as increases in labor productivity, during the First Industrial Revolution.
A giraffe mother has become famous for giving birth so quickly, right in front of tourists and being cheered on.
On April 15, 1776, President George Washington gathered troops in New York City (USA) to be ready to confront King George III's forces in England. Despite the possibilit…
Not only in combat, UBIM is also used to overcome industrial and natural disaster incidents ...
Archaeologists have found incredible traces of other human beings who wandered in India 74,000 years ago, now dead by the Toba volcano winter.
Sophisticated tools, aged 1.2-1.85 million years, long before the advent of Homo sapiens, surprised archaeologists.
StandardToilet UK developed a 13-degree sloped toilet seat in the hope of achieving higher labor productivity.
Australian scientists have discovered Viagra, the famous pill to treat erectile dysfunction, can bring great benefits to a range of ... women and babies.
The machine, manufactured by Mr. Pham Van Hat (Hai Duong), has a length of 20 m, wheels can move on muddy and subsidence fields, and has been exported to Australia and T…
Nature is a familiar term that we use a lot in daily learning and labor activities.
The University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff, UK is testing a virtual reality device for women in labor, helping them to relax and ignore the pain.
By introducing new farming practices, AI is transforming agriculture towards social benefits globally.
How did Einstein think of finding the special theory of relativity and the famous equation of energy of celestial bodies in space E = mc2?