Animal world
Namibia brings rare animals to Cuba
According to the project, many wildlife species of Namibia will be taken to Cuba by plane in September. Cuba will then apply special safeguards to these animals in some…
Noah
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Build a human saving church from
Hearing the Lord's dream report, the pastor in the Netherlands built a boat church for 40 years to save humanity from the destruction of the
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Lions, tigers, bears ... cuddling
In Noah's Animal Protection Park Ark, Gerogia, United States, existed a special friendship between the three beasts that were all considered lord of the green forest.
Videos
Video: The dog died from the bullet for the owner
An American German shepherd rushed out in front of its owners to block bullets when a stranger fired their guns at them.
Science Events
Russia set up an DNA bank of all species
With the project called Noah Ship, scientists from Moscow National University (MSU) want to fulfill the mission of the Noah character in the Bible.
Scientific works
Floating house with unique pyramid shape
Floating building designs like in these fictional films can be a solution to help cities cope with extreme weather, especially sea level rise.
Science story
Noah building Noah
A Dutch carpenter, Johan Huiber, has just completed a copy of the Noah's Ark in the Bible that has saved the world in a cataclysm.
Medicine - Health
The day the shower sprayed germs on you
The shower is a tool to cleanse the body, but the surprise is that they are also full of germs and bacteria.
Medicine - Health
The first American baby was born from frozen sperm and eggs
On April 12, the first baby boy in the United States was fertilized from sperm and frozen eggs was born at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center Hospital, Laguna Hills City…
Cancer
Aspirin helps reduce the risk of ovarian cancer
New Danish research shows that women who used aspirin regularly (twice a week, for at least a month) reduced their risk of ovarian cancer by 40% compared with women who…
New technology
'Flying carpet' in the lab
A small plastic carpet made of conductive plastic has 'flown' in the laboratory of Princeton University (USA).