Oceanography
20 meter long shark extinct because of climate change
The ocean is cold due to climate change, leading to the extinction of many animals, including the largest shark.
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Oceanography
The world's largest coral reefs face the risk of permanent wiping
What no one wants to happen to the Great Barrier Reef is now true when scientists have recently released the announcement, the world's largest coral reef is going throug…
Oceanography
Simulate snail shells to make armor, helmets ...
The latest research on the three-layer shell structure of a sea snail species can lead to the introduction of new generation helmets and helmets.
Oceanography
Researching scientific materials from marine organisms
Sea snails, sea urchins and other marine creatures are leading researchers at the University of California Riverside (UCR) Department of Environmental and Chemical Engin…
Archeology
'Hell' full of heterogeneous remains under the moon pyramid
The mysterious tunnel just found under the Mexican moon pyramid could lead to one
Archeology
Discover the oldest fishing net lead ever
Korean archaeologists announced the discovery of 14 lead limestone fishing nets dating back about 29,000 years in the Maedun cave in eastern Jeongseon district, Gangwon…
Archeology
New hypothesis about the cause of the Roman empire collapsed
According to new research by Danish scientists, antimony and lead poisoning could be the cause of the Roman Empire's destruction.
Archeology
The search for the living descendant of Jesus
Experts in artifacts related to Jesus to find DNA samples could lead to his surviving descendants.
Archeology
Unexpectedly discovered a thousand-year-old underground city when repairing a house
A Turkish man while repairing the house accidentally discovered the tunnel leading into the ancient underground city thousands of years ago.
Archeology
Ancient letter of 2000 years of portrait painting of Jesus
An ancient book made of many pages of copper and lead-based portraits of the oldest portrait of Jesus has been assessed by experts for about 2,000 years.
Archeology
The river has been subject to death from ancient people
Scientists found evidence that a river in southern Jordan was poisoned by lead 7,000 years ago by human metallurgy.
Archeology
Masterpiece of painting with mummified mummies
Eugene Delacroix's painting can use crushed powder from mummies to paint the picture
Archeology
The poisonous medieval cosmetics of the Middle Ages
Lead and arsenic are extremely toxic substances but are popularly used by women for beauty in ancient times.
Archeology
Braided hair may belong to the goddess in the coffin
After nearly a millennium, long braided hair found in the lead coffin at the foot of the British monastery is still intact and alive as if the hair on the head of a livi…
Archeology
The truth about the curse of Egyptian mummies
Leading experts in Egypt study affirmed that mummies pouring out anger on intruders of eternal rest is much of the product of fantasy in Hollywood movies.