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What is the area where the largest nuclear disaster occurred in history? Is it possible to live there?
The fire reached 100,000 hectares, becoming one of the largest fires in the world. It is causing serious and extremely unpredictable consequences.
This is the largest and also the only coffin left in the tomb of the young king in Luxor, after two smaller ones were transferred to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo's capit…
Maybe many people will think that this is a strange thing but the fact that the newly discovered seaworm has the ability to produce the loudest sounds ever recorded on t…
Super-large black holes can be formed from giant gas clouds bound by gravity without any explosions.
Buckets, animals that can weigh up to 35 kg as adults, are caught swimming in British waters.
From fossils found in the Sahara desert, northern Mali, scientists recreate the image of extinct animals and discover many surprises.
China has announced the latest plan, searching for planets that live outside the Solar System by using the world's largest sound telescope to detect magnetic fields.
The distorted image of the Three Gorges Dam (China) is attracting the attention of media both inside and outside China.
Anchorage, the largest city in the US state of Alaska, has experienced a record hot National Day when its temperature reached 32.2 degrees Celsius, the highest level in…
Although one of the largest creatures, the whale's onions are still very mysterious.
California is suffering a record heat wave that has caused the largest number of mussels in the northern coast of the state to die in the last 15 years.
Titan, Saturn's largest moon, will become the target of NASA spacecraft launched in 2026 in search of life.
NASA has revealed the surface image of an extraordinary mountain on the dwarf planet Ceres. The space agency said it 'is like nothing humans have seen before'.
Fossils on the island of Kangaroo reveal the largest trilobite that once lived in Australia with a length of up to 30 cm.