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Europe launches satellite search for extrasolar planets
CHEOPS satellite is like a telescope, designed to measure the thickness, structure and size of many planets outside the solar system.
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Carrots are good, but eating with these foods is very harmful to the body
Carrots are a popular food that many people like to eat. With delicious taste and rich nutrition, carrots are very beneficial to human health. However, eating carrots wi…
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Slice the stones in half - this bronze collection is a symbol of explosive energy
You used copper as substance
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The effect of drinking leaf water to health
Gourd leaf water is a widely used water like tea in refreshment. In addition, water also used to treat some diseases such as diabetes, indigestion, ...
Oceanography
New species of squid discovered in Okinawa, Japan
Researchers from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) in collaboration with a researcher from Australia have identified a new species of squid living i…
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Why can scents awaken memories?
A scent suddenly like a time portal immediately takes you from a busy street back to a quiet place you've been to many years ago. Science says fragrance can awaken long-…
Science invention
Stunned strange inventions series like stepping out of fiction
Invisible robes, flying cars, artificial wombs, brain hacking technology ... are leaps and bounds in human technology. These strange inventions seemed only in fiction bu…
1001 mystery
Glaciers melt to reveal mysterious objects
A strange, inexplicable mysterious object has just been exposed after the Antarctic melting of ice, sparking speculation about its origin.
Archeology
Ancient lice trapped in amber 100 million years
Scientists have discovered that a very small lice-like insect today is stuck in amber masses with an intact dinosaur fur.
Archeology
High winds exposed 2000-year-old mummies in the sand that surprised archaeologists
Archaeologists are like 'digging gold' when they accidentally discovered 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummies exposed beneath the hot, thick sand.
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Microorganisms like to eat meteorites
The metals in rock meteorites are the favorite food source of a microorganism named Metallosphaera sedula.
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Diet to train resilience, help hide and eliminate the body odor of Ninja
Ninja, also known as the Shinobi, these mysterious assassins always exist mysterious things that we still have not discovered until now.
Archeology
Ancient penguin discovered in New Zealand
Scientists have discovered that fossils act like a missing link in the evolution of penguins, after they evolved from dinosaurs.
Biology
Insects have the ability to copy 99.99% of the shape and movement of the leaf
Having to pretend to be a leaf even though it looks like 99.99% is not as easy as you think, because it also requires the ability to act very cleverly, flexible incarnat…