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The statue of 'Young girl sleeping soundly on the ground' makes many people 'afraid of losing sandals'
If you come here on cloudy days, the weak and frightened can see the statue of the 'sleeping girl' lying on the ground.
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Biology
Fact you probably didn't know: Ants about their nests by counting their steps
Have you ever wondered how ants can return to its nest without getting lost? Why do ants usually move in a straight line without having to cross or turn ...
Archeology
The ancient city reveals the origin of Chinese civilization
Archaeologists confirm that Song Ho Thu Thu relic in Trinh Chau city in Ha Nam is the ancient capital of Ha Lac kingdom dating back 5,300 years.
Space science
China's Changping 5B rocket falls to Earth uncontrollably
The remains of the Chinese-made rocket became the largest space junk to fall to Earth's surface in nearly three decades.
Archeology
Discover the lost Spanish fortress on the island of Florida
Laser and radar technology helped scientists discover a 454-year-old relic of a Spanish fortress on an island off the Gulf of Florida.
Archeology
Excavating ancient Maya city in farmyard yard
Researchers found the lost capital of Sak Tz'I kingdom when excavating the ranch.
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Decode the phenomenon of electronic fog suddenly appears and disappears, can swallow the plane
The phenomenon of electronic fog, called gray clouds in the ocean, suddenly appears and disappears, completely swallowing the ship or the plane.
Animal world
Lost amidst the snake kingdom in Vietnam, everything from sage to poison
If you love nature, you should come and see it
Science story
Without this woman, China would have lost the computer race
Once isolated from the world, China has risen to become a leading country in the computer manufacturing industry thanks to this woman's great contribution.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Russian chess grandmaster lost his job because of AI
Garry Kasparov once dominated the chess village until he was defeated by IBM's Deep Blue supercomputer in 1997.
Discover science
Restoring the old smell, preserving a special smell will be 'extinct'
Researchers are developing a variety of techniques to restore lost flavors in the past and preserve existing flavors for the future, such as markets, libraries, etc.
Discover science
Why do some countries print money abroad?
Last September, the Liberian government announced it had lost $ 104 million. The reason was not because of any weak investment decisions, or some accounting fraud but mo…
Archeology
Digging a road to build a bridge, lost in the 'ghost village' missing 12,500 years
A village of more than 15,000 artifacts was discovered accidentally at a construction site across the Farmington River in Connecticut, southern New England (USA).
Oceanography
Ocean exhausted oxygen at record level, alarming a series of 'dead zones'
Experts warn the ocean has lost its unprecedented levels of oxygen as a result of climate change and intensive human activity.
Space science
Found lunar lander lost touch of India
The US space agency said on Monday that it had found the Vikram lander that crashed on the Moon in September this year.