Archeology
Colorful beginnings of mankind.
A scientist working in Africa stated that the evidence found in Africa showed that humans knew how to use colors to symbolize perhaps some 200,000 years ago.
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Archeology
Sung - the oldest agricultural crop of mankind?
Israeli researchers have discovered figs that range from 11,400 years in the Gilgal region north of the city of Jericho in the Middle East. These figs may have been drie…
Space science
This is what happens if the Sun storm is strong enough to erase the technology of mankind
It's strange and fortunate that the worst solar storm ever recorded occurred at a time when humanity was not much affected.
Space science
What is the Big Bang explosion?
What is the universe? A great question has been asked before mankind for centuries. In ancient China, the philosopher Lao Tzu gave the universe an existence
Space science
For the first time, humans can discover Jupiter's deepest mystery
On July 4, 2016, mankind will approach Jupiter at the closest distance ever.
Space science
Prove that humans are not alone in the universe by mathematics
Mathematicians who have just answered the eternal question of mankind are: Are we human beings alone in the universe?
Space science
The dreamlike space colonies replaced Earth
If one day the Earth disappears, how would you want to live in a place? Do you want to live on beautiful ships like this?
Space science
The journey to discover Mars of humankind
How did mankind's journey of discovery last more than half a century? How remarkable is the progress?
Space science
The first clear comet surface images of mankind
On November 12, the first probe in the history of aerospace industry successfully landed on a comet.
Space science
Mankind almost died out more than 100 years ago
Humans are lucky to escape the dinosaur-like end, according to a Mexican expert study.
History
Who is the richest man in human history?
Surely you will be surprised to learn that the richest man in the history of mankind is an African, where he is always regarded as a arid and poor continent.
Biology
Detecting worms with relatives
Researchers have suddenly discovered a creature that is a long-lost relative of mankind: the pink cave worm - marine animals that have up to 70% of the human genome.
Biology
Research high yielding seeds
It is forecasted that by 2030, the world will have more than 2 billion people. Therefore, providing enough food for mankind is something that scientists concern.
Biology
New virus variants can delete mankind
Dutch scientists have just created a variant of the avian influenza virus with a strong virulence, which could cause millions to die at the same time.