Oceanography
The 70cm deep sea swallowed the fish in the aquarium
The wrinkled sea worm takes only a few minutes to swallow the sardines that fall to the bottom of the aquarium in Nagoya, Japan.
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15 great cities that certain art enthusiasts must visit
From Japan to Spain, the cities below pay much attention to the creation of creative values through design and architecture.
Space science
Earth has been attacked by mysterious cosmic radiation beams
Recent research by Nagoya University of Japan shows that in the 8th century, the Earth was attacked by mysterious cosmic radiation beams. Analysis based on two long-live…
Animal world
The mother dolphin killed her newborn baby because she didn't want her to be imprisoned
The baby dolphin died 4 days after giving birth with scratches on the body that many people suspected it could be killed by their mother.
Environment
Japanese people evacuated because of the storm
More than a million people in central Japan were asked to evacuate yesterday when a massive tropical storm swept through the area, leaving two people missing.
Science Events
Robotics Museum
A museum dedicated to the display of robots has just been opened in Nagoya province (Japan) so people can see with their own eyes and touch their favorite robot models.
Science Events
The world's first robot shop
Japan's first robot museum, scheduled to open in Nagoya in October, will be the world's first specialized robot shop.
Medicine - Health
The oldest man in the world died, aged 112 years
The world's oldest man, the Japanese, died on January 19, just two months before his 113th birthday.
Medicine - Health
Japan successfully developed antibodies against dengue fever
A research institute in Nagoya City, central Japan, has successfully developed antibodies against dengue virus.
New technology
Japanese test train new magnetic buffer speed of 500km / h
Recently, the Central Japan Railway Company has released a public test version of a high-speed magnetic buffer train at Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture.