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NASA announces unprecedented discovery about the Moon.
The presence of water on the Moon is giving NASA scientists a new direction for plans to send the first woman to the planet.
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Animal world
Decoding the mystery of the pink dolphin
To protect the pink river dolphin, the world's largest river dolphin, scientists are working to decode the mysteries of its life and habitat...
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The secret in the 160-year-old painting has finally been decoded, surprising everyone.
During a routine inspection of Paul Cézanne's painting Still Life with Bread and Eggs, museum director Serena Urry noticed something strange.
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Superman's Powers From a Scientific Perspective: Fictional, But Not Impossible
The changes in gravity between planets other than Earth are also unlikely to help humans possess superpowers like Superman.
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.
Archeology
The truth about the world's top 'dinosaur gold mine' in China
Scientists have just discovered what makes Yixian, a world where dinosaurs seem to have frozen in time.
Science invention
How were barcodes invented?
Barcode technology was first patented in 1949, but engineers came up with the UPC code in the 1970s to meet the need for better efficiency in grocery stores.
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The surprising truth about the turmeric yellow color of cheese
Behind the golden, delicious cheeses we enjoy is a fascinating and complex story of color change.
Space science
Astronomers unexpectedly discover a completely new phenomenon in outer space
A newly discovered type of stellar explosion could help us better understand thermonuclear explosions in dead stars.
Archeology
Digging the ground to make a fence, the man found a box full of gold
While digging for a new fence, a man unexpectedly found a box filled with precious gold jewelry.
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How was steel born?
Researchers don't know for sure when steel was invented, but some of the earliest examples of steel date back to the 1st millennium BC in Central and South Asia.
Archeology
Revealing the mystery of a 2,700-year-old bronze shield and helmet
Military artifacts found in the temple complex may have been offerings made by an ancient kingdom to their supreme deity.
Scientific works
The first indoor vertical farm grows strawberries
Plenty Richmond, the world's first vertical farm to grow strawberries indoors on a large scale, opened on September 24 in Richmond, Virginia.
Archeology
Stone Age women in Europe were tied up and buried alive in sacrificial rituals
A new study has found evidence of the Stone Age method of killing people by tying and burying women alive in sacrificial rituals at 14 sites in Europe.