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The country suffers because... too much rest: At least 11 o'clock and the end of work is forbidden to touch work
German working law stipulates that workers' rest time is at least 11 hours/day.
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Oceanography
After 170 years of industrialization, humans have broken a law that has existed for billions of years in the ocean
When humans dominated the oceans, we defeated the top predators to sit at the top of the food chain.
History
Going to stay in-law, being stripped of his clothes by his wife, poor boy got a doctorate in Vietnam
Being stripped of his clothes by his wife, kicked out of the house, thanks to a stranger, he passed the doctorate exam to pave the way for glorious descendants. That is…
New technology
Graphene and 2D materials can turn 'Moore's law' into the past
A group of researchers in Manchester (UK), Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States recently published a new study on a field of computer equipm…
Archeology
The grave robbery is notorious but the thieves miss the extremely valuable things
Archaeologists in the process of clearing the ruins, found that the clothes worn on the tomb owner were torn, showing that the thieves had expected to find valuable trea…
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Why is it 'clean up' and the house is still messy?
You used to spend hours cleaning your house, bedroom, desk ... but then realized just a few days, even a few hours later, they were messy? According to many scientists,…
Animal world
Jackass penguins have the 'rules of language' that are ... human
The loud 'songs' of African jackass penguins were discovered to follow the extremely popular rules of human language.
Health
Why is the 'drinking and drinking allowed' rule?
The two plans proposed by the Ministry of Health in the draft law on prevention of alcohol harms, when submitted to the National Assembly, were not approved by more than…
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The 1,300-year-old tomb of Vo Tac Thien's son-in-law
The tomb in Shanxi Province contains 120 antiques and inscriptions on the biography of Tiet Thieu, a pho code under the Tang dynasty.
AI - Artificial intelligence
From now on, music created by AI can also be copyrighted
In the context that artificial intelligence has been able to create its own content, lawmakers are asking questions related to intellectual property rights for innovativ…
Animal world
Birds in North America are getting smaller because of climate change
A study of nearly 40 years on tens of thousands of birds killed by flying high-rise buildings in Chicago (USA) found that their size diminishes over time due to climate…
Videos
Life of a citizen of the Roman Empire in ancient times: Every day must survive
Let's go back in time to see if it was easy for us to live in the Roman Empire, one of the most powerful empires in history, today.
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Why is cannibalism unacceptable in humans?
Amphibian tadpoles must regularly eat their 'brothers' to increase their ability to thrive. Gulls and pelicans are two of many birds that use their young to feed or prev…
Space science
Philippines officially established space agency
PhilSA is the main body responsible for addressing all national issues and activities on space science and technology applications.
Science story
Georges Lemaitre - Great scientist of the 20th century to Einstein also admired
Georges Lemaitre is both a monk and a scientist. He has many contributions to science and is considered one of the greatest scientists in the 20th century.