Archeology
The mysteries behind King Tut .'s golden mask
Of the thousands of treasures unearthed from King Tut's final resting place, the golden mask is the most captivating. Beautiful and striking, its black eyes gaze at our…
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Archeology
Open the old newspaper package, shocked by the extremely rare 70-million-year-old 'treasure'
According to hasty notes, these fossils have been found since the 1920s and for unknown reasons have been forgotten for decades, Phys.org reported.
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NASA investigates strange void, which only opens once a day at the North Pole
An unusual event in Earth's atmosphere has just been detected by NASA, which may cause problems for satellites and spacecraft in orbit around the Earth.
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Four-electron cluster - Special state opens up new possibilities for superconductivity and advanced electronics
Huge potential from the newly discovered state of the electron.
Archeology
Seeing the 'miracle medicine' hidden in the water tomb, as soon as it was opened, the expert's face changed immediately!
As we all know, the ancient tombs were built very solidly and contain many different dangers.
Scientific works
China builds Asia's largest astronomical observatory
China is building a world-class astronomical observatory, opening a new door to its space ambitions.
Cancer
Researchers have found a chance to block breast cancer
Australian scientists have discovered that the oncogene AAMDC plays a role in fattening cancer cells. This study opens up treatment opportunities for women with malignan…
New technology
Applying new battery technology makes batteries made from recycled materials efficient and long-lasting
The first battery recycling plants using new technology will open in 2022.
Space science
Searching for dark matter, scientists accidentally discovered something that could upset the underlying physics
Errors in the recent dark-matter search experiment may open up new avenues for particle physics, but it is entirely possible that these are just the anomalies seen in th…
Biology
Rare orchids suddenly bloomed causing half of the golf course to be closed
Ashton Golf Course reduces the number of holes for golfers from 18 to 9 to make room for orchids to grow and seed.
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The truth behind many ancient Egyptian statues lost their noses
As it turned out, the noses of these statues did not naturally disappear, but rather intentional vandalism.
Animal world
Why can crocodiles 'meat' enemies even when sleeping?
Crocodile is a reptile living underwater. Thanks to their large size, strong jaws, they are one of the most feared predators on Earth.
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The longest bamboo bridge in the world, made from 66,000 bamboo planks
With a length of nearly 5km, this is also the longest bamboo bridge in the world, expected to open to visitors in mid-June to come here.
Archeology
'Golden moment' at the opening of King Tutankhamun's casket
One of the famous historical photographs taken by archaeologist Harry Burton in Egypt in 1925 was first tinted, helping to highlight the importance of the discovery.
Animal world
'Dragon baby' first public debut
The world's first public exhibition on young cysts will open from June 11 at Slovenia's famous Postojna cave.