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The history of the world's first closed diving suit
From an unsuccessful businessman, John Lethbridge became a rich man with the invention of a diving suit that helps him dive to a depth of about 20m.
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'The loneliest person in the world' lived alone for 25 years in a 'ghost town'
Mr. Pablo Novak, 93 years old, returned to live in the ghost town of Epecuen (Argentina) for nearly 25 years; no one else was here after the town was submerged in floodw…
Photo library
Man has the ability to balance objects, defying the laws of physics
With exceptional patience, Wang Yekun always spent hours trying to balance all the objects, having them lie on top of each other as if supported by an invisible force.
Funny corner
Science 'tips' for women how to choose the ideal man
Scientists advise women to cherish their man if he has the following characteristics: intelligence, humor, support for girlfriend's career and closeness to girlfriend's…
Science Events
An extinct tribe after the death of 'the loneliest person in the world'
'The loneliest man in the world' died this month in the Amazon jungle, and with him is a culture and answers to a thousand questions.
Videos
'Surfing in the sky', the man set a world record
The skillful performance of the man from the US made everyone stunned, unable to believe their eyes.
Archeology
The importance of animals in the beliefs of ancient communities
The relationship between man and the animal kingdom has remained so complicated since the dawn of time.
World celebrity
Có gì trong những cuốn sổ tay của Leonardo da Vinci?
Leonardo da Vinci is probably best remembered as an artist with his Mona Lisa and 'The Last Supper' fresco among the world's most famous masterpieces. But numerically, p…
Scientific application
Successful research on biomaterials stronger than spider silk
Scientists successfully simulated the process of tooth formation of a star star and applied it to create a durable, biodegradable, carbon-fibre material.
Archeology
When there was no money, how did people buy and sell?
It can be said that money is one of the great inventions of man. But when there is no money, trading and exchanging goods still take place in a different way.
History
How did the warlike Khitan ethnic group that once occupied half of China disappear?
The Dan is a martial and brave nation. During its heyday, the Khitan dynasty, known as Dai Liao, used to occupy half of China's territory.
Science story
Strange man has 10 different personalities
The 22-year-old man is faced with the miserable condition of having 10 different personalities, unable to leave the house on his own.
Funny corner
The man set the record to eat 3 hottest chili peppers in the world in 8.72 seconds
Mr. Gregory Foster, a resident of the US state of California, became the fastest person in the world to eat 3 Carolina Reaper peppers in 8.72 seconds in San Diego, Calif…
Archeology
Decoding the 'petrified man' gene for the first time: The secret of the 'timeless' city
Italian and Danish scientists have successfully decoded the DNA of two Pompeii people - a city devastated by the volcano Vesuvius 2,000 years ago, famous for its shockin…