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What would celebrities look like if they were still alive?
Combining creativity and technology, artist Hidreley Diao creates amazing photographs of famous figures of the past.
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Archeology
Find the 'garden of paradise' where 2 human species met, creating us today
Modern Homo sapiens bears more or less the characteristics of other extinct human species, not by blood, but more or less skills inherited from distant ancestors.
Archeology
Two 'monsters' emerged from the ground that gave birth to humans?
Life on Earth might not have evolved to advanced species like us if it weren't for the appearance of 2
Scientific works
China builds world's deepest high-speed rail station
The Badaling Great Wall Station, located 102 meters below the Great Wall, is likened to a modern engineering wonder.
Discover science
Ignore the mutant orchid, the mutant tiger is really precious!
Tiger is an animal that appears in the ancient culture of Asian countries and many species become precious because of their alarming number of species.
Archeology
In 2021: Thousands of 'ghosts' appear in radar images, invisible to the naked eye
The past 2021 has marked a series of interesting archaeological discoveries that modern remote sensing means can see through the jungle and the ground, making them appea…
Archeology
Neanderthals grew and developed faster than humans
According to the latest research, Neanderthal development was faster than that of modern humans.
1001 mystery
Species Dystrophy - The puzzling psychological phobia in modern times
Today's character is a woman from Norway who believes herself to be a cat trapped in a human body.
Life
9 unbelievable modern lifestyles of ancient Egyptians
We often think that modern life is far from ancient times. The ancient Egyptians had an incredibly advanced lifestyle.
Science story
The horror of the iron bar that pierced the skull gave birth to modern neuroscience
After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
Archeology
Timeless: Ruins of 'modern delights' in... 2,400-year-old tombs
A cup in an ancient tomb in the ancient capital city of the Zhou Dynasty (China) contains the oldest evidence that tea leaves were processed and brewed to drink just lik…
1001 mystery
Tibetans can bring 'super powers' from another human species
Shocking research from the US shows that our Homo sapiens ancestors in Tibet had two periods of interbreeding with extinct humans called Denisovans, resulting in the pre…
Animal world
Discovered a species of 'monster bird' that specializes in eating giant birds
Haast eagles live in New Zealand, they weigh up to 15kg and have claws up to 9cm long, with a wingspan of up to 3m.
Scientific application
Synthetic plastic from salmon sperm and vegetable oil: Easier to recycle and decompose than regular plastic
Plastic plays an important role in modern life as well as the production lines of essential things for life, but recycling plastic is expensive, and plastic itself can c…
Archeology
Ancient human remains 120,000 years old: 4 months old is already 'superman'
The remains of ancient Neanderthals are mostly just fragments, but scientists got lucky when a baby's baby tooth was stillborn.