Environment
How Do Climate Models Work?
Climate models are mathematical representations of the atmosphere, ocean, land, ice and the exchanges of energy and matter among them. They are built from physical laws…
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Space science
NASA Artemis: Missions to the Moon Explained
Artemis is NASA’s campaign to build a sustained human exploration capability around and on the Moon, using Orion, the Space Launch System, commercial lunar landers, surf…
Space science
Why humans are always trying to explore the Moon.
The Moon, Earth's only natural satellite, has always fascinated and intrigued humanity from ancient times to the present day.
Science story
The Lithium Catastrophe: The Story of a Land Possessing the World's Largest 'White Gold' Mine Yet Utterly Impoverished
While hoping that the boom in electric vehicles and green energy will bring wealth, the people of this nation are apprehensive about repeating past mistakes.
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Why is Israel considered the world's smallest superpower?
As a small country located in the Middle East, Israel has a relatively small land area and somewhat unique geographical conditions that may limit its development.
Environment
'Nobody' lands that no country wants
There are still a few places on Earth that are not claimed by any nation.
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Why did Soviet astronauts often carry guns into space?
In 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first human to make a historic space flight. The Soviet Union launched many other missions after that.
Space science
The world's most expensive land is worth 9 billion USD
Just a handful of land costs up to 9 billion USD, making it difficult for the super rich to buy because of its rarity. So, what kind of land is this?
Space science
What's inside the Sun if humans successfully land on it?
Scientists believe that in the future, with the development of science and technology, we will be able to reach the Sun.
Videos
Tilapia fish line up in order, 'walking' on dry ditch
Witnessing the scene of schools of tilapia lining up in order to move across a dry ditch, many people were amazed.
Oceanography
Amazing facts about the Challenger Deep, the deepest place on Earth
Just as the Earth's land surface has huge peaks and valleys, the ocean world has similarly varied terrain.
Biology
Disaster after historic earthquake in Türkiye: Millions of caterpillars land, images make everyone 'shudder'
After the historic earthquake on February 6, Türkiye - the most affected country - is still suffering the consequences.
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'City without air conditioning' in China: People don't know what heat is!
Thanks to the advantage of climate characteristics, the people of Luc Ban Thuy have never known what heat is if they only live in this land their whole lives.
1001 mystery
Mysterious light guides sailors at sea
Researchers have yet to find an explanation for a strange glowing phenomenon on the ocean that may have helped sailors navigate thousands of years ago.
Archeology
The Pythagorean theorem was found on ancient Babylonian clay tablets, predating Pythagoras by 1,000 years.
Scientists at the University of New South Wales have discovered the purpose of a famous 3,700-year-old Babylonian clay tablet, revealing it to be the world's oldest and…