Archeology
Found the oldest fossil beetle in the world
Roll fossils found on the Scottish island of Kerrera become the oldest beetle specimen in the world, according to new research from the University of Texas.
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Conquer Mars
Autonomous robots with improved design from NASA are about to roll on Mars
With new innovations, Perseverance self-propelled robots are expected to be more flexible than their predecessors on the planet Curiosity on Mars.
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Hundreds of kilometers of cloud rolled across the sky
A rolling cloud, a horizontal tubular cloud, appears above Block Island creating an apocalyptic landscape.
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How are dishes different from Tet in the three regions?
If the Northern Tet holiday has banh chung, the eastern meat, the Central region will come with a spring roll while the South cannot lack the braised meat and bitter mel…
Animal world
Horses roll out dead to hide riders
The horse named Jingang caused social networking fever with the nickname of death when people approached to ride it.
Archeology
Decode ancient scrolls in Vesuvius volcano with new technology
US scientists say they can decipher the content on ancient scrolls found in a library destroyed by volcano Vesuvius using new X-ray technology.
Environment
Clouds roll 1,000km across the sky
A giant band of clouds appeared, making many people rush to leave Sao Conrado beach due to concerns about bad weather.
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Exotic grenade like 'sticky glue' during World War II
Instead of being designed to throw and roll on all types of terrain, this British grenade was built to stick to the target rather than armored vehicles.
Environment
The 'tsunami' cloud rolls over the American sky
A resident of Virginia, USA, saw a tsunami-like cloud rushing over the top of the mountain like a picture in Van Gogh's masterpiece.
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The world's most powerful superconducting magnet, the size is equivalent to a toilet paper roll
With this breakthrough, scientists will soon have 'new toys' to study.
Animal world
How many legs does a rolling roller really have?
The slide - some places called 'centipedes' - are not worms and are not insects. Insects only have six legs, and obviously the mats have more legs than that. So how many…
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Explain why some seabirds have pear shapes
According to Auk: Ornithological Advances magazine, British scientists explain why the eggs of some seabirds are pear-shaped.
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The largest lake in Hawaii evaporated after a few hours: What terrible thing happened?
What happened that just in the short clock after people saw the huge rolls rising, the largest lake in Hawaii dried up?
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Dice are not completely random, you can create your own luck
Dice to add random elements to the above games, and we also believe that the other dice blocks give completely random results.