Archeology
Extinct lizard named Obama
The scientific community found a special way to honor US President Barack Obama when they used his name to call a vanished lizard.
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Archeology
Discover the forgotten language in Turkey
Archaeologists working in Turkey have found evidence of a forgotten language dating back more than 2,500 years, during the Assyrian Empire. According to UPI news agency,…
Archeology
Fossilized shrimp named Michael Jackson
Some international paleontologists have recently found a rare organism in northern Spain. They named the borrowed shrimp variety according to the King of Pop Michael Jac…
Archeology
'Curse' horrors of corpses
A mummy 5,300 years ago became famous because of its excellent preservation of snow and ice, and especially the horrifying mysteries surrounding it, making it impossible…
Archeology
Discovered a more herbivorous dinosaur
Paleontologists at the University of Pennsylvania have discovered a new herbivorous dinosaur based on a skeleton discovered in western New Mexico state (USA).
Archeology
Restoring Ancient Loa crossbow
Senior Lieutenant Pham Vu Son and his colleagues have just restored the shape, size and operation principle of Co Loa copper arrow and the inter-European cross-shot mach…
Archeology
Discover a map that changes the world
Drawed 500 years ago and quickly forgotten, a map shows people the most accurate picture of the world as well as the birth of America.
Archeology
Ways to name dinosaurs
The names of the dinosaurs are set in the same way as the Little Heart, the giant Andre or William Perry
Archeology
Co Loa with thousands of crossbows
Co Loa metropolis was once the capital of many dynasties: From An Duong Vuong with the name of Au Lac (273 BC), to Trieu Da (206 BC), with the name Dai Viet, then Ngo Ri…
Archeology
Ancient long-haired mammoths
Ancient long-haired elephants, also known as mammoths, the scientific name is Manmuthus is the most prominent strain of recruiting. Mammoth looks like Asian elephants bu…
Archeology
Mathematics of Mayan people
Some Gatatala Indians, Southern Mexico and Bethlehem today still use Mam, Quiche, Cakchiquel, Kekchi and Myathan languages, which are spoken in more than thirty Mayan la…
Archeology
Discovering the statue of Queen Ti of Egypt
An archaeological group at Johns Hopkins University unearthed the statue of Queen Ti, one of the most important women in Egyptian history and the wife of Pharaoh Amenhot…
Space science
Does the Moon have its own moon? And you will be surprised with its name!
Stars - like the Sun - have planets around. The planets have orbiting satellites - like the Earth's Moon.
Space science
When the world's fastest people race in a zero gravity environment
Perhaps Usain Bolt is no longer a strange name for many people in the world because he is the holder of the Olympic record and the world in the running 100m and 200m.