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Top 5 fairy-like places in China that are 'inviolable' to international visitors
Some places in China are off-limits to foreigners, open only to locals.
Space science
James Webb Telescope discovers most distant galaxy ever known
The James Webb Telescope has opened a new era of scientific breakthroughs, providing images of distant regions of the universe, helping humans look back in time.
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A day in Japan can be up to 30 hours long, does this country live in a different 'timeline'?
If you pay attention to late night and early morning TV shows in Japan, you may notice something very strange when the time stamps 10:30 p.m., 9 p.m....
Archeology
Excavating the tomb, the archaeological team was terrified to see the mummy that had woken up in the coffin.
When the female body was brought to the lab, experts were horrified to discover that she had been buried alive and then woke up in a coffin. Truly haunting!
Space science
Black holes create mysterious swirling 'structures' that could open 'gateways' into dark matter
A new study of the microscopic structure of black holes promises to open up opportunities to solve cosmic mysteries, physicists say.
Space science
Why did it take NASA 3 months just to open two locks on the box containing soil and rocks collected from a place 6.2 billion km from Earth?
To ensure no contamination of the sample, NASA had to approve the tools used in opening the capsule.
Space science
NASA opens the lid of the asteroid sample box that was stuck for months
Two jammed locks that prevented NASA from retrieving priceless asteroid samples have finally opened after a months-long process.
Space science
NASA begins opening extraterrestrial capsule, risk of strange bacteria entering?
Scientists were thrilled when they opened the asteroid sample container of the OSIRIS-REx probe.
AI - Artificial intelligence
With just one command, AI will create realistic videos like this
From the command and the Sora model just introduced by OpenAI, users will have a short video under one minute, with high fidelity.
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Strange woman who hasn't slept for... 40 years
Chinese media recently reported the strange case of a woman who claims to have not slept for about four decades but also never feels tired or sleepy.
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The Mathematical Problem of Organizing a 48-Team World Cup
The end of the 2022 World Cup opens a new chapter in football. From 2026, the number of teams participating in the World Cup will increase to 48 teams.
Oceanography
Killer whale rips open whale shark's belly to get liver
A killer whale swallowed the liver and left the 8cm-long shark's carcass to sink to the bottom of the ocean off the coast of Mexico.
Scientific works
Closed 'time tunnel' waiting to open after 6,000 years
In 1940, American researchers created a vault to store human artifacts, waiting to be opened and studied in the year 8113.
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Why don't passengers parachute to escape when a civil plane crashes?
Before designing passenger planes, parachutes were not considered for passengers, and even the crew did not have parachutes.