Preservation
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Who created the refrigerator?
According to Live Science, refrigeration methods have been around for thousands of years, but modern refrigerators are a new invention.
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'Immortal village' project keeps 50,000 frozen bodies in Texas
After many years of planning, the construction of the Timeship Building, which stores 50,000 frozen bodies waiting for the future to revive, has begun.
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Mummification techniques in the world
Using peat swamp, shark liver oil or chemical tank, many communities around the world have developed ways to mummify to keep the body alive for years.
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Why does Lenin's corpse look more and more fresh?
This is the affirmation of Lenin mummified workers. They developed experimental techniques to maintain the spirit for the corpse of the communist revolutionary leader.
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Keep science warm
Going through the cold winter every year seems to have become an obsession for many people, especially when the cold is becoming increasingly harsh.
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Discovering animals 'never before seen in life'
Fossil dinosaur bones, hammerhead and tropical snake sharks ... Millions of glass jars containing soaked solutions for these rare specimens have been exhibited for the f…
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The mystery of the coffin the one-year-old boy kept flipping the lid
The corpse of a one-year-old boy Miguel Angel Gaitan has repeatedly turned on the coffin lid after his death, drawing thousands of visitors.
Oceanography
The way scientists preserve whale hearts weighs 200 kilograms
Its body is so big that it needs a strong enough heart to survive, a heart weighing 200 kilograms!
Archeology
Found a refrigerator from ancient Rome?
Although studies show that the ancient Romans dug holes in a
Archeology
The bird buried under the ice for 4,000 years remains intact
The 4,200-year hardened corpse of a red-winged thrush was found in intact preservation in Norway, RT reported on August 5. C
Archeology
Discovered the ancient Egyptian mummy almost intact
Spanish archaeologists discovered an ancient Egyptian mummy in
Archeology
Successfully recreate the world's oldest beer from the wreck
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
Archeology
Detecting human brain preserved in mud layer for 2,600 years
Archaeologists discover that the brain may be the oldest ever discovered, preserved in mud in the UK for 2,600 years.