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Wedding experience in the metaverse virtual universe
Weddings in the metaverse allow distant relatives of the bride and groom to be present as avatars. - VnExpress
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Animal world
Quiz: Which animal has the longest arm?
When we think of long-armed animals, we might think of apes, but in fact there is another species that has beaten them.
Science invention
'Rice baby' - a humanistic invention of the Japanese suddenly became famous again thanks to Covid-19
In fact, Dakigokochi (
Archeology
Fossils reveal giant marsupials
Paleontologists discovered an unprecedented history of marsupial mammals closely related to the marsupial koalas.
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The truth about 'vampire' tombs scares America
In the 17th century, many families in New England (USA) unearthed the graves of their relatives on suspicion that they had turned into a blood-sucking demon called a vam…
Animal world
Sea snakes evolved to see underwater 15 million years ago
A new study shows that sea snakes evolved 15 million years ago to adapt to changes in seawater, including the evolution of eyesight.
Archeology
Pannoniasaurus: The monster is 6 meters long in the fresh water of Hungary
Pannoniasaurus is a relative and smaller version of the famous aquatic monster Mosasaurus. They are famous for being the first known species of Mosasaur to live in fresh…
Archeology
Fossils reveal relatives of tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists on Monday announced the discovery of an unknown species of typhoid that lived in the North American Plain 80 million years ago.
Archeology
A 2,000-year-old tomb of a woman wearing precious jewelry
With gold and gem articles, the woman was most likely the relative of a famous warrior or chieftain.
Animal world
Detecting galaxies eating rocks and secrete sand in the Philippine river
The new species specializes in chiseling limestone instead of wood like relatives and secrete sand, surprising the research team.
Archeology
34,000-year-old mastodon jaw bone detection in the United States
The fossil of an immature mastodon was accidentally found under a small river inside the farm in Iowa state.
Archeology
92 million year fossils from the tiny relative of the tyrant dinosaur
Scientists identified a relative of the tyrannical dinosaur as a dinosaur just 0.9 m tall from fossils dating back to 92 million years.
Archeology
Hair fibers are expected to make history after 500 years Leonardo da Vinci died
Reuters reported that a museum in Italy is planning to test DNA a bunch of hair supposedly by the master master Leonardo da Vinci.
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The custom of cutting off the fingers to worship the husbands of Danai tribal women
The death of relatives, especially husbands, is the deepest loss for Danai women, New Guinea.
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Body fat measurement method is more accurate and simple than BMI
According to Science Alert, the RFM team said it was more accurate than BMI and just measured with a tape measure.