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Why couldn't the ancient Greeks establish a nation?
Ancient Greece achieved outstanding achievements in terms of political system, literature, architecture and philosophical thought, and was dubbed the 'cradle of Western…
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Scary Viking's 'Blood Eagle' ritual: Gouging the back, excavating the enemy's lungs
Scary Viking's 'Blood Eagle' ritual: Gouging the back, excavating the enemy's lungs
Archeology
Discover the ruins of the largest cluster of longhouses in the ancient Nordic village
Archaeologists in Norway have discovered the ruins of a cluster of Nordic longhouses, including one of the largest structures ever found.
Space science
Stephen Hawking's theory about to crack the biggest mystery of science?
Scientists have teamed up to solve one of the universe's greatest mysteries. They plan to test a prediction made by Stephen Hawking in the 1970s.
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New body part discovered
TipsMake - New structure found by scientists deep in the function set, and it plays an extremely important role.
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Why is the brain the largest energy consumer in the body?
The human brain consumes more energy than other organs. This information may surprise many people but it is the truth.
Science story
The girl who lived in a cave for 130 days to prove time does not exist, the results shocked scientists!
After all, what happened to her? Does time exist or not?
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Mysterious blue light appeared on white snow in Russia
A faint blue light appeared in the white snow in a rare event that has not occurred in the past 80 years in Russia
Archeology
Israel finds Christian 'Good Shepherd' ring in Roman shipwreck
The Good Shepherd Ring is one of the oldest Christian symbols, found by Israel in a Roman shipwreck along with coins and other artifacts.
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77 alien-like creatures in the 6,000-year-old 'ice grave'
Scientists have found 77 species of anomalous creatures in the depths of Antarctica's Ekström ice shelf, which is thought to be dead land.
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Why do we often associate memories with scents?
Scent-related memories are not necessarily more precise, but tend to evoke more emotion.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Brain cells in the lab learn to play games faster than AI
The leap forward development of artificial intelligence (AI) makes the scientific community warn that the day when machines will overtake humans are not far away.
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Who in the world can compete with 'terrible players' Hoa Than: A house pillar costs nearly 9,500 billion VND!
1 house pillar has a price
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The greatest historical mysteries never have a solution
The lack of answers has made these mysteries all the more intriguing.
Archeology
The mystery of the ancient monk's grave containing the remains of dolphins in England
Scientists were surprised when they discovered the remains of a dolphin in a grave buried deep underground.