Biology
Why does the park name tag often have Latin notes?
When we enter the park, we will see that there are signs on each tree. On the name plate, next to the name of the tree written in the language of that country, below is…
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Environment
The reverse sunset beam 'dyes' the pink sky
The photographer captures impressive views when colorful rays appear on the opposite side of the Sun.
New technology
The leaf-inspired surface helps prevent frost
By adjusting the surface texture, scientists can reduce the ability of ice and frost to form 60 - 80% on all materials.
Oceanography
Spot the 'coral garden' under an underground canyon
University of Western Australia explorers found an unprecedented coral ecosystem under the Bremer Gorge deeper than 4,000 meters.
Archeology
Roman sluice can still be used after 2,300 years
The hundred-meter-long sewer system is in such a good condition that it can be used today for storm water drainage.
Archeology
Discovered shark head 330 million years in caves in the United States
The researchers were surprised to find traces of the giant fossil shark's head in the cave walls in Kentucky.
Archeology
The exposed 'monster' park showing only the thigh bone was bigger than a human
Fossil hunters had to use a strong horse to pull the monster's thigh bone from the 150 million-year-old grave in Utah State Park.
Medicine - Health
WHO: The nCoV virus is dangerous because it has never been seen in humans
Dr. Kidong Park, the chief representative of the World Health Organization (WHO), assessed the dangerous virus causing Wuhan pneumonia due to being too new, the mechanis…
Biology
Surprise with the 'dinosaurs' tree that caused Australia to sprout full protection
The tireless efforts of Australian firefighters to save the world's only natural forest are home to the rare Wollemi pine from devastating wildfires in the state of New…
New technology
South Korea successfully tested smart contact lenses, the dream of 'divine eye' is about to come true
Out of the brain chip and then the smart contact lens, not so much that people evolved into half biological and half mechanical.
Videos
Marvel at the national park as 'fairy'
Hoarfrost and white snow cover the national park, creating a spectacular scene like a place of refuge.
Discover science
Bears 'hide' from hibernation due to warm weather
Conservation experts found that unusually warm weather was affecting the hibernation activity of brown bears.
Discover science
How much time do we spend on 'useless' things in life?
Throughout their lives, each person spends 248 days to find a parking space, 21 years to sit, 11 years to glare at the screen but spend just over 1 year to exercise and…
Discover science
Indonesia released four more young Javan rhinoceros
The globally threatened population of Javan rhinos has increased to 72 after four new individuals were discovered in the past few months.
Archeology
The male worker changed his life after picking up a 1000-year-old jewelry
A worker walking during the lunch break discovered a piece of jewelry believed to be more than 1,000 years old and received over 3 billion VND.